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Knowledge Based Systems, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, March 1989
- John S. Gero:
Editorial. 3-4 - Kamal Ali, Chris Horsfall, Raymond Lister:
Towards knowledge-based identification of mineral mixtures from reflectance spectra. 5-13 - Bob Jansen, Paul Compton:
Data dictionary approach to the maintenance of expert systems: The Knowledge Dictionary. 14-26 - Tao Li, Luyuan Fang, William H. Wilson:
Running rule-based expert systems on parallel processors. 27-36 - Alan F. Blackwell:
Spatial reasoning with a qualitative representation. 37-45 - Alan Tyree, Graham Greenleaf, Andrew Mowbray:
Generating legal arguments. 46-51 - Wray L. Buntine:
Inductive knowledge acquisition and induction methodologies. 52-61 - Sally McLaughlin, John S. Gero:
Requirements of a reasoning system that supports creative and innovative design activity. 62-71 - Marwan A. Jabri:
Knowledge-based system design using prolog: the PIAF experience. 72-79
Volume 2, Number 2, June 1989
- Kishore S. Swaminathan:
A model of integrated learning. 83-98 - T. Plant, Stephen A. R. Scrivener, André Schappo, Andrée Woodcock:
Usage and generality of knowledge in the interpretation of diagrams. 99-108 - Yoshiyasu Takefuji, Meng-Hiot Lim:
Computation scheme for the general purpose VLSI fuzzy inference engine as expert system. 109-116 - A. S. Sabharwal, S. Sitharama Iyengar, Charles R. Weisbin, François G. Pin:
Asynchronous production systems. 117-127 - Derek Partridge:
To add AI, or not to add AI? 128-132 - Robert Worden:
Processes of knowledge and software. 133-143
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1989
- John K. Debenham:
Normal forms of rule-based knowledge systems. 145-157 - Zaki M. Kraiem, Dhaval P. Dagli, James Diekmann:
DISCON: an expert system for the analysis of differing site conditions claims. 158-164 - Elpida T. Keravnou, L. Johnson:
Towards a generalized model of diagnostic behaviour. 165-177 - John Zucker, Adrian Demaid:
Software machine designed for selection. 178-184 - Abdul Razak Hamdan, Chris J. Hinde:
Fault detection algorithm for logic programs. 185-190 - John H. Connolly:
Interpreting anaphors in natural language texts: David Carter Ellis Horwood Ltd., UK (1987) £39.50, ISBN 0-7458-0250-8, 292 pp. 191 - Jirí Polák:
Knowledge engineering in expert systems: Mike Greenwell Ellis Horwood Ltd., UK (1988) £25, ISBN 0 470 0513 2, 184 pp. 191-192 - Karl-Heinz Hanne, Jaap Hoepelman:
Artificial intelligence and expert systems development: David W. Rolston McGraw-Hill, USA (1988) £12.95, ISBN 0-07-053614-7, 278 pp. 192 - Advanced computing in Japan. 194
- PC-based expert systems in manufacturing. 194-195
- Expert systems in Britain. 195
- Object-oriented systems: the commercial benefits. 197
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1989
- Takeshi Imanaka, Kuniaki Uehara, Jun'ichi Toyoda:
Integration of prolog and databases in both evaluational and non-evaluational approaches. 203-209 - Michel Lizotte, Bernard Moulin:
SAIRVO: a planning system implementing the ACTEM concept. 210-218 - Paul William Kuczora, Steve J. Cosby:
Implementation of meronymic (part-whole) inheritance for semantic networks. 219-227 - Francis Cheong Yiu Fung:
Framework for building rule-based machine diagnostic expert systems. 228-238 - Jeffrey J. P. Tsai, Alan Liu:
Knowledge-based system for rapid prototyping. 239-248 - Klaus-Peter Fähnrich, Gerald Groh, Michael Thines:
Knowledge-based systems in computer-assisted production - a review. 249-256 - Anna Hart:
Knowledge elicitation: principles, techniques and applications: Dan Diaper (ed) Ellis Horwood Ltd., UK (1989) £35, ISBN 0745804519, 270 pp. 257 - John H. Connolly:
Advances in natural language generation: an interdisciplinary perspective (vol 1): M Zock and G Sabah (eds) Pinter Publishers Ltd., UK (1988) £27.50, ISBN 0-86187-965-1, 200 pp. 257-258
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