Name
Affiliation
Papers
B. JOHN OOMMEN
Carleton Univ, Sch Comp Sci, Ottawa, ON, Canada
42
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
43
759
143.24
Referers 
Referees 
References 
623
531
495
Search Limit
100623
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
A Novel Strategy for Solving the Stochastic Point Location Problem Using a Hierarchical Searching Scheme180.792014
On Utilizing Stochastic Non-linear Fractional Bin Packing to Resolve Distributed Web Crawling00.342014
Modeling the “learning process” of the teacher in a tutorial-like system using learning automata.100.502013
Learning-Automaton-Based Online Discovery and Tracking of Spatiotemporal Event Patterns100.512013
Anomaly detection using weak estimators00.342011
Solving Stochastic Nonlinear Resource Allocation Problems Using a Hierarchy of Twofold Resource Allocation Automata230.912010
Random Early Detection for Congestion Avoidance in Wired Networks: A Discretized Pursuit Learning-Automata-Like Solution541.632010
An adaptive learning-like solution of random early detection for congestion avoidance in computer networks10.362009
Anomaly Detection in Dynamic Social Systems Using Weak Estimators30.432009
Using learning automata to model a student-classroom interaction in a tutorial-like system30.402007
Desynchronizing a Chaotic Pattern Recognition Neural Network to Model Inaccurate Perception110.862007
Parameter learning from stochastic teachers and stochastic compulsive liars.241.102006
Benchmarking attribute cardinality maps for database systems using the TPC-D specifications.30.452003
A self-organizing method for map reconstruction00.342003
Discretized learning automata solutions to the capacity assignment problem for prioritized networks.140.672002
On optimal pairwise linear classifiers for normal distributions: the two-dimensional case171.082002
Generalized pursuit learning schemes: new families of continuous and discretized learning automata672.582002
Enhanced static Fano coding00.342001
Histogram methods in query optimization: the relation between accuracy and optimality00.342001
On the pattern recognition of noisy subsequence trees50.822001
Continuous and discretized pursuit learning schemes: various algorithms and their comparison.743.222001
Continuous learning automata solutions to the capacity assignment problem522.432000
Discrete vector quantization for arbitrary distance function estimation.10.351998
String taxonomy using learning automata.203.011997
Stochastic searching on the line and its applications to parameter learning in nonlinear optimization.411.951997
Arbitrary distance function estimation using discrete vector quantization00.341997
Switching models for nonstationary random environments20.411995
SEATER: an object-oriented simulation environment using learning automata for telephone traffic routing10.471994
Adaptive structuring of binary search trees using conditional rotations2666.351993
Breaking substitution cyphers using stochastic automata40.571993
Recognizing sources of random strings22.191991
An adaptive learning solution to the keyboard optimization problem110.971991
Discretized pursuit learning automata815.571990
Epsilon-optimal stubborn learning mechanisms00.341990
On using distribution theory to prove the epsilon-optimality of stubborn learning mechanisms00.341989
Deterministic learning automata solutions to the equipartitioning problem679.141988
On terrain acquisition by a point robot amidst polyhedral obstacles2819.481988
Ergodic Learning Automata Capable of Incorporating a Priori Information71.191987
Recognition of noisy subsequences using constrained edit distances.344.971987
On translating ellipses amidst elliptic obstacles50.801986
A Learning Automaton Solution to the Stochastic Minimum-Spanning Circle Problem100.991986
The asymptotic optimality of discretized linear reward-inaction learning automata303.391984