Syntax-directed recognition of hand-printed two-dimensional mathematics. - Robert H. Anderson (Symposium on Interactive Systems for Experimental Applied Mathematics, 1967)

An on-line symbolic mathematics system using hand-printed two-dimensional notation. - Frederick W. Blackwell; Robert H. Anderson (ACM National Conference, 1969)

Language-machine for data reconfiguration. - Robert H. Anderson; Eric Harslem; John F. Heafner (RFC, 1970)

The Data Reconfiguration Service - an experiment in adaptable, process/process communication. - Robert H. Anderson; Eric Harslem; John F. Heafner; Vinton G. Cerf; James Madden; Robert Metcalfe; Arie Shoshani; James E. White; David C. M. Wood (Symposium on Problems in the Optimizations of Data Communications Systems, 1971)

A comment on the recognition of hand-printed two-dimensional mathematical expressions. - Robert H. Anderson (SYMSAC, 1971)

Status report on proposed Data Reconfiguration Service. - Robert H. Anderson; Vinton G. Cerf; Eric Harslem; John F. Heafner; James Madden; Robert M. Metcalfe; Arie Shoshani; James E. White; David C. M. Wood (RFC, 1971)

Data Reconfiguration Service: An implementation specification. - Robert H. Anderson; Vinton G. Cerf; Eric Harslem; John F. Heafner; James Madden; Robert M. Metcalfe; Arie Shoshani; James E. White; David C. M. Wood (RFC, 1971)

Programming on a tablet: A proposal for a new notation. - Robert H. Anderson (Two-Dimensional Man-Machine Communication, 1972)

The RAND intelligent terminal agent (RITA) as a network access aid. - Robert H. Anderson; James J. Gillogly (AFIPS National Computer Conference, 1976)

The use of production systems in RITA to construct personal computer "agents". - Robert H. Anderson (SIGART Newsl., 1977)

The relationship between structure and function: why does reshaping the left ventricle surgically not always result in functional improvement? - Paul P. Lunkenheimer; Klaus Redmann; Colin W. Cryer; Frank Wübbeling; Wolfgang Konertz; Randas JV. Batista; Siew Y. Ho; Robert H. Anderson (Comput. Biol. Medicine, 2003)

Critical infrastructures will remain vulnerable: neighbourhoods must fend for themselves. - Edward E. Balkovich; Robert H. Anderson (Int. J. Crit. Infrastructures, 2004)