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Computational Intelligence
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Computational Intelligence is a leading international journal designed
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intelligence (AI). With coverage ranging from the tools and languages
of AI to its philosophical implications, the journal is a vigorous
forum for both experimental and theoretical research, surveys and
impact studies. Created to meet the needs of the general AI audience,
Computational Intelligence appeals to a wide range of readers in
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Contents:
- 1
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P. Saint-Dizier.
Expression of Syntactic and Semantic Features in Logic-Based
Grammars.
Computational Intelligence, 2:1-8,
1986.
- 2
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Y. Lesperance.
Toward a Computational Interpretation of Situation Semantics.
Computational Intelligence,
2:9-27, 1986.
- 3
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F. P. Popowich.
Unrestricted Gapping Grammars.
Computational Intelligence,
2:28-53, 1986.
- 4
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P.-K. Halvorsen.
Natural Language Understanding and Montague Grammar.
Computational Intelligence,
2:54-62, 1986.
- 5
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M. Jones.
AI Approaches to Education: Editorial.
Computational Intelligence,
2:63-64, 1986.
- 6
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A. M. Hofmeister.
Formative Evaluation in the Development and Validation of Expert
Systems in Education.
Computational Intelligence,
2:65-67, 1986.
- 7
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J. I. Glasgow and M. A. Jenkins.
A Programming Language for Learning Environments.
Computational Intelligence,
2:68-75, 1986.
- 8
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G. I. McCalla, R. B. Bunt, and J. J. Harms.
The Design of the SCENT Automated Advisor.
Computational Intelligence,
2:76-92, 1986.
- 9
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E. Schuster.
The Role of Native Grammars in Correcting Errors in Second Language
Learning.
Computational Intelligence,
2:93-98, 1986.
- 10
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O. Palies, M. Caillot, E. Cauzinille-Marmeche, J.-L. Lauriere, and
J. Mathieu.
Student Modelling by a Knowledge-Based System.
Computational Intelligence,
2:99-107, 1986.
- 11
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D. R. Gentner.
COACH: A Tutor Based on Active Schemas.
Computational Intelligence,
2:108-116, 1986.
- 12
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W. S. Bregar, A. M. Farley, and G. Bayley.
Knowledge Sources for an Intelligent Algebra Tutor.
Computational Intelligence,
2:117-129, 1986.
- 13
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A. M. Flynn and J. G. Harris.
Recognition Algorithms for the Connection Machine.
Computational Intelligence,
2:131-135, 1986.
- 14
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L. Sterling and M. Lalee.
An Explanation Shell for Expert Systems.
Computational Intelligence,
2:136-141, 1986.
- 15
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A. M. Frisch.
Parsing with Restricted Quantification: An Initial Demonstration.
Computational Intelligence,
2:142-150, 1986.
- 16
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V. Dhar.
Using Knowledge Generated in Heuristic Search for Nonchronological
Backtracking.
Computational Intelligence,
2:151-158, 1986.
- 17
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T. Strzalkowski and N. Cercone.
A Framework for Computing Extrasentential References.
Computational Intelligence,
2:159-179, 1986.
- 18
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D. Perlis.
On the Consistency of Commonsense Reasoning.
Computational Intelligence,
2:180-190, 1986.
- 19
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M. Bersohn.
Learning Rules for Graph Transformations by Induction from Examples.
Computational Intelligence,
2:191-195, 1986.
- 20
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W. Lukaszewicz.
Considerations on Default Logic: An Alternative Approach.
Computational Intelligence,
4:1-16, 1988.
- 21
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R. F. Hadley.
Logical Omniscience, Semantics, and Models of Belief.
Computational Intelligence,
4:17-30, 1988.
- 22
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J. des Rivieres and H. J. Levesque.
The Consistency of Syntactical Treatments of Knowledge (How to
Compile Quantificational Modal Logics into Classical FOL).
Computational Intelligence,
4:31-41, 1988.
- 23
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S. L. Epstein.
Learning and Discovery: One System's Search for Mathematical
Knowledge.
Computational Intelligence,
4:42-53, 1988.
- 24
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M. McLeish.
Introduction.
Computational Intelligence, 4:57,
1988.
- 25
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P. Cheeseman.
An Inquiry into Computer Understanding.
Computational Intelligence,
4:58-66, 1988.
- 26
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R. Aleliunas.
Comments on Peter Cheeseman's ``An Inquiry into Computer
Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:67-69, 1988.
- 27
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A. Bundy.
Probability, Truth, and Logic: Reply to Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:69-70, 1988.
- 28
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N. C. Dalkey.
Comments on ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding'' by Peter
Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:70-71, 1988.
- 29
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A. P. Dempster.
Comments on ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding'' by Peter
Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:72-73, 1988.
- 30
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D. Dubois and H. Prade.
Comments on ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:73-76, 1988.
- 31
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M. L. Ginsberg.
Reply to Cheeseman's ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:77-78, 1988.
- 32
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R. Greiner.
Against the Unjustified Use of Probabilities.
Computational Intelligence,
4:79-83, 1988.
- 33
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P. J. Hayes.
Comments on Peter Cheeseman's ``An Inquiry into Computer
Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:83-84, 1988.
- 34
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D. Israel.
On Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:85-87, 1988.
- 35
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L. Kanal and D. Perlis.
Discussion of Cheeseman's ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:87-89, 1988.
- 36
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H. Kyburg.
Liberty, License, and Reason.
Computational Intelligence,
4:89-90, 1988.
- 37
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D. McDermott.
Comments on Cheeseman: Why Plausible Reasoning != Bayesian Inference.
Computational Intelligence,
4:91-92, 1988.
- 38
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D. L. McLeish.
In Praise of Bayes.
Computational Intelligence,
4:92-93, 1988.
- 39
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C. G. Morgan.
Probability Theory versus Procedural Pessimism.
Computational Intelligence,
4:94-97, 1988.
- 40
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E. Neufeld and D. Poole.
Combining Logic and Probability.
Computational Intelligence,
4:98-99, 1988.
- 41
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J. Pearl.
On Logic and Probability.
Computational Intelligence,
4:99-103, 1988.
- 42
-
L. Rendell.
Reply to ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:103-105, 1988.
- 43
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E. H. Ruspini.
Intelligent Understanding and Wishful Thinking: The Dangers of
Epistemological Alchemy.
Computational Intelligence,
4:105-117, 1988.
- 44
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L. K. Schubert.
Cheeseman: A Travesty of Truth.
Computational Intelligence,
4:118-121, 1988.
- 45
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G. Shafer.
Comments on ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding'' by Peter
Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:121-124, 1988.
- 46
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D. J. Spiegelhalter.
Comments on ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding'' by Peter
Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
4:124-125, 1988.
- 47
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R. R. Yager.
Response to Peter Cheeseman's ``An Inquiry into Computer
Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence, 4:125,
1988.
- 48
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L. A. Zadeh.
An Inquiry into Computer Understanding: A Partial Dissent.
Computational Intelligence,
4:126-128, 1988.
- 49
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P. Cheeseman.
In Defense of ``An Inquiry into Computer Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:129-142, 1988.
- 50
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P. Saint-Dizier.
A Glance at Artificial Intelligence in France: Editorial.
Computational Intelligence,
4:143-145, 1988.
- 51
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N. Darcell and M.-C. Escarabajal.
OBADE: Cognitive Modelling with Objects.
Computational Intelligence,
4:146-157, 1988.
- 52
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D. Kayser.
What Kind of Thing is a Concept ?
Computational Intelligence,
4:158-165, 1988.
- 53
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M.-C. Rousset.
On the Consistency of Knowledge Bases: The COVADIS System.
Computational Intelligence,
4:166-170, 1988.
- 54
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D. Dubois and H. Prade.
On Fuzzy Syllogisms.
Computational Intelligence,
4:171-179, 1988.
- 55
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Y. Zaharin.
Towards an Analyzer (Parser) in a Machine Translation System Based on
Ideas from Expert Systems.
Computational Intelligence,
4:180-191, 1988.
- 56
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P. Herman, G. Sabah, and A. Vilnat.
A Question-Answering System for the French Yellow Pages.
Computational Intelligence,
4:192-204, 1988.
- 57
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J. P. Fournier, P. Herman, G. Sabah, and A. Vilnat.
Processing of Unknown Words in a Natural Language Question-Answering
System.
Computational Intelligence,
4:205-211, 1988.
- 58
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A. P. Cornuejols.
Machine Learning Research at the Laboratoire de Recherche en
Informatique at Orsay, France.
Computational Intelligence,
4:212-221, 1988.
- 59
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G. L. McArthur.
Reasoning about Knowledge and Belief: A Survey.
Computational Intelligence,
4:223-243, 1988.
- 60
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D. Dubois and H. Prade.
Representation and Combination of Uncertainty with Belief Functions
and Possibility Measures.
Computational Intelligence,
4:244-264, 1988.
- 61
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M. L. Ginsberg.
Multivalued Logics: A Uniform Approach to Reasoning in Artificial
Intelligence.
Computational Intelligence,
4:265-316, 1988.
- 62
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D. E. Wilkins.
Special Issue on Planning: An Introduction.
Computational Intelligence,
4:317-318, 1988.
- 63
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A. L. Lansky.
Localized Event-Based Reasoning for Multiagent Domains.
Computational Intelligence,
4:319-340, 1988.
- 64
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M. Drummond and K. Currie.
Exploiting Temporal Coherence in Nonlinear Plan Construction.
Computational Intelligence,
4:341-348, 1988.
- 65
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M. E. Bratman, D. J. Israel, and M. E. Pollack.
Plans and Resource-Bounded Practical Reasoning.
Computational Intelligence,
4:349-355, 1988.
- 66
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E. P. D. Pednault.
Synthesizing Plans that Contain Actions with Context-Dependent
Effects.
Computational Intelligence,
4:356-372, 1988.
- 67
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D. E. Wilkins.
Casual Reasoning in Planning.
Computational Intelligence,
4:373-380, 1988.
- 68
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T. Dean, R. J. Firby, and D. Miller.
Hierarchical Planning Involving Deadlines, Travel Time, and
Resources.
Computational Intelligence,
4:381-398, 1988.
- 69
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R. Goebel.
Exhuming the Criticism of the Logicist.
Computational Intelligence,
4:401-404, 1988.
- 70
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T. Flannagan.
FIAT LUX: A Reply to McDermott's ``A Critique of Pure Reason''.
Computational Intelligence,
4:404-414, 1988.
- 71
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J. Doyle.
Constructive Belief and Rational Representation.
Computational Intelligence,
5:1-11, 1989.
- 72
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J. Han.
Compiling General Linear Recursions by Variable Connection Graph
Analysis.
Computational Intelligence,
5:12-31, 1989.
- 73
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K. Konolige and K. Myers.
Representing Defaults with Epistemic Concepts.
Computational Intelligence,
5:32-44, 1989.
- 74
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A. Ben-David, L. Sterling, and Y.-H. Pao.
Learning and Classification of Monotonic Ordinal Concepts.
Computational Intelligence,
5:45-49, 1989.
- 75
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D. Kibler, D. W. Aha, and M. K. Albert.
Instance-Based Prediction of Real-Valued Attributes.
Computational Intelligence,
5:51-57, 1989.
- 76
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S. Matwin, F. Oppacher, and P. Constant.
Knowledge Acquisition by Incremental Learning from Problem-Solution
Pairs.
Computational Intelligence,
5:58-66, 1989.
- 77
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D. Gordon and D. Perlis.
Explicitly Biased Generalization.
Computational Intelligence,
5:67-81, 1989.
- 78
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S. J. Hamilton and J. P. Delgrande.
An Investigation of Modal Structures as an Alternative Semantic Basis
for Epistemic Logics.
Computational Intelligence,
5:82-96, 1989.
- 79
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D. Poole.
Explanation and Prediction: An Architecture for Default and Abductive
Reasoning.
Computational Intelligence,
5:97-110, 1989.
- 80
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S. A. McIlraith.
Qualitative Data Modeling: Application of a Mechanism for
Interpreting Graphical Data.
Computational Intelligence,
5:111-120, 1989.
- 81
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W. F. Bischof and M. Ferraro.
Curved Mondrians: Shading Analysis of Patterned Objects.
Computational Intelligence,
5:121-126, 1989.
- 82
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E. Knudsen.
Expressing Unrestricted Grammars by Extended Definite Clause
Grammars.
Computational Intelligence,
5:127-133, 1989.
- 83
-
Y. Bengio and R. De Mori.
Use of Multilayer Networks for the Recognition of Phonetic Features
and Phonemes.
Computational Intelligence,
5:134-141, 1989.
- 84
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T. Dean and K. Kanazawa.
A Model for Reasoning about Persistence and Causation.
Computational Intelligence,
5:142-150, 1989.
- 85
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J. Y. Halpern and D. A. McAllester.
Likelihood, Probability, and Knowledge.
Computational Intelligence,
5:151-160, 1989.
- 86
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V. Dahl.
Discontinuous Grammars.
Computational Intelligence,
5:161-179, 1989.
- 87
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J. P. Delgrande.
A Note on Evidence and Confirmation in Machine Learning.
Computational Intelligence,
5:180-187, 1989.
- 88
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B. A. Nadel.
Constraint Satisfaction Algorithms.
Computational Intelligence,
5:188-224, 1989.
- 89
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J. F. Allen and P. J. Hayes.
Moments and Points in an Interval-Based Temporal Logic.
Computational Intelligence,
5:225-238, 1989.
- 90
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N. Klingbeil and J. Schaeffer.
Empirical Results with Conspiracy Numbers.
Computational Intelligence,
6:1-11, 1990.
- 91
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Q. Yang.
Formalizing Planning Knowledge for Hierarchical Planning.
Computational Intelligence,
6:12-24, 1990.
- 92
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I. Zukerman.
A Predictive Approach for the Generation of Rhetorical Devices.
Computational Intelligence,
6:25-40, 1990.
- 93
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S. Vere and T. Bickmore.
A Basic Agent.
Computational Intelligence,
6:41-60, 1990.
- 94
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P. Y. F. Wu and W. R. Franklin.
A Logic Programming Approach to Cartographic Map Overlay.
Computational Intelligence,
6:61-70, 1990.
- 95
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P. Saint-Dizier.
DISLOG: Programming in Logic with Discontinuities.
Computational Intelligence,
6:71-80, 1990.
- 96
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P. Pu.
Intelligent Computer-Aided-Design Systems: A Synergial Approach of
Artificial Intelligence and Engineering.
Computational Intelligence,
6:81-90, 1990.
- 97
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S. Y. T. Lang and A. K. C. Wong.
Building Geometric World Models with Graph Synthesis for Sensor
Fusion in Mobile Robots.
Computational Intelligence,
6:91-107, 1990.
- 98
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S. A. Miller and L. K. Schubert.
Time Revisited.
Computational Intelligence,
6:108-118, 1990.
- 99
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K. C. C. Chan and A. K. C. Wong.
APACS: A System for the Automatic Analysis and Classification of
Conceptual Patterns.
Computational Intelligence,
6:119-131, 1990.
- 100
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P. van Beek and R. Cohen.
Exact and Approximate Reasoning about Temporal Relations.
Computational Intelligence,
6:132-144, 1990.
- 101
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T. Strzalkowski.
Reversible Logic Grammars for Natural Language Parsing and
Generation.
Computational Intelligence,
6:145-171, 1990.
- 102
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C. B. Schwind.
Feature Grammars for Semantic Analysis.
Computational Intelligence,
6:172-178, 1990.
- 103
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M. McLeish.
Taking Issue Revisited.
Computational Intelligence, 6:179,
1990.
- 104
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D. Dubois and H. Prade.
Reply to Rejoinder.
Computational Intelligence, 6:179,
1990.
- 105
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L. K. Schubert.
Reply to Rejoinder.
Computational Intelligence, 6:180,
1990.
- 106
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F. Bacchus.
Probability and Logic: A Reply to Cheeseman.
Computational Intelligence,
6:180-183, 1990.
- 107
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J. Y. Halpern.
Let Many Flowers Bloom: A Response to ``An Inquiry into Computer
Understanding''.
Computational Intelligence,
6:184-188, 1990.
- 108
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P. C. Chesseman.
On the Importance of Evidence: A Response to Halpern.
Computational Intelligence,
6:188-192, 1990.
- 109
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A. Kobsa.
Modeling the User's Conceptual Knowledge in BGP-MS, a User Modeling
Shell System.
Computational Intelligence,
6:193-208, 1990.
- 110
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F. Bacchus.
Lp, a Logic for Representing and Reasoning with Statistical
Knowledge.
Computational Intelligence,
6:209-231, 1990.
- 111
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D. E. Wilkins.
Can AI Planners Solve Practical Problems ?
Computational Intelligence,
6:232-246, 1990.
- 112
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L. Rendell and R. Seshu.
Learning Hard Concepts through Constructive Induction: Framework and
Rationale.
Computational Intelligence,
6:247-270, 1990.
- 113
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A. Kean and G. Tsiknis.
Assumption-Based Reasoning and Clause Management Systems.
Computational Intelligence,
8:1-24, 1992.
- 114
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P. R. Cooper.
Structure Recognition by Connectionist Relaxation: Formal Analysis.
Computational Intelligence,
8:25-44, 1992.
- 115
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C. Baral, S. Kraus, J. Minker, and V. S. Subrahmanian.
Combining Knowledge Bases Consisting of First-Order Theories.
Computational Intelligence,
8:45-71, 1992.
- 116
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T. Pattabhiraman and N. Cercone.
Introduction.
Computational Intelligence,
8:72-76, 1992.
- 117
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T. Patten, M. L. Geis, and B. D. Becker.
Toward a Theory of Compilation for Natural Language Generation.
Computational Intelligence,
8:77-101, 1992.
- 118
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P. Sibun.
Generating Text without Trees.
Computational Intelligence,
8:102-122, 1992.
- 119
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N. Okada and T. Endo.
Story Generation Based on Dynamics of the Mind.
Computational Intelligence,
8:123-160, 1992.
- 120
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N. Ward.
Some Neglected Aspects of the Generation Task.
Computational Intelligence,
8:161-171, 1992.
- 121
-
D. S. Weld.
Qualitative Physics: Albatross or Eagle?
Computational Intelligence,
8:175-186, 1992.
- 122
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E. P. Sacks.
Prolegomena to Any Future Qualitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:187-209, 1992.
- 123
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B. C. Williams, O. Raiman, D. G. Bobrow, M. Shirley, B. Falkenhainer,
and J. de Kleer.
Narrow Views, Old Tasks, and New Beginnings.
Computational Intelligence,
8:210-215, 1992.
- 124
-
B. Chandrasekaran.
QP Is More than SPQR and Dynamical Systems Theory: Response to Sacks
and Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:216-222, 1992.
- 125
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R. Zippel.
Comments on Prolegomena to Any Future Qualitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:223-226, 1992.
- 126
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P. Cheeseman.
From Qualitative to Quantitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:227-229, 1992.
- 127
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K. Yip and D. McDermott.
Response to Prolegomena to Any Future Qualitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:230-232, 1992.
- 128
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K. D. Forbus.
The Physics of Future Past: A Response to Sacks and Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:233-252, 1992.
- 129
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M. L. Ginsberg.
Prolegomena to Any Future Prolegomena.
Computational Intelligence,
8:253-256, 1992.
- 130
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P. Hayes.
Straw Men: A Response to Sacks and Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:257-258, 1992.
- 131
-
P. Struss.
The Qualitative Reasoning Hypothetis: A Response to Sacks and Doyles'
Prolegomena.
Computational Intelligence,
8:259-265, 1992.
- 132
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L. Joskowicz.
On Shooting Flies with Cannonballs and Elephants with Ruber Bands.
Computational Intelligence,
8:266-269, 1992.
- 133
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D. Steier.
A Strategy for Research Model Formulation.
Computational Intelligence,
8:270-276, 1992.
- 134
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M. P. Wellman.
Wither Qualitative Reasoning?: A Response to Sacks and Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:277-280, 1992.
- 135
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Y. Iwasaki.
Qualitative Physics Beyond Automated Mathematics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:281-283, 1992.
- 136
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M. A. Kramer.
Reply to Sacks and Doyle's: Prolegomena to Any Future Qualitative
Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:284-285, 1992.
- 137
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E. Davis.
Response to Prolegomena to Any Future Qualitative Physics by Elisha
Sacks and Jon Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:316-318, 1992.
- 138
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B. Faltings.
Mechanical Engineering is More than Differential Equations.
Computational Intelligence,
8:319-321, 1992.
- 139
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M. L. Mavrovouniotis.
Some Features of Expert Reasoning in Qualitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:322-325, 1992.
- 140
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E. Sacks and J. Doyle.
Epilegomenon.
Computational Intelligence,
8:326-335, 1992.
- 141
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W. W. Cohen.
Using Distribution-Free Learning Theory to Analyze Solution Path
Caching Mechanismus.
Computational Intelligence,
8:336-375, 1992.
- 142
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J. Doyle.
Rationality and Its Roles in Reasoning.
Computational Intelligence,
8:376-409, 1992.
- 143
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J. A. Barnden.
Belief in Metaphor: Taking Commonsense Psychology Seriously.
Computational Intelligence,
8:520-552, 1992.
- 144
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S. Weber Russel.
Metaphoric Coherence: Distinguishing Verbal Metaphor from
``Anomaly''.
Computational Intelligence,
8:553-574, 1992.
- 145
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D. R. Traum and E. Hinkelman.
Conversation Acts in Task-Oriented Spoken Dialogue.
Computational Intelligence,
8:575-599, 1992.
- 146
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G. Sidebottom and W. S. Havens.
Hierarchical Arc Consistency for Disjoint Real Intervals in
Constraint Logic.
Computational Intelligence,
8:601-623, 1992.
- 147
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J. S. Breese.
Construction of Belief and Decision Networks.
Computational Intelligence,
8:624-647, 1992.
- 148
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Q. Yang, D. S. Nau, and J. Hendler.
Merging Seperately Generated Plans with Restricted Interactions.
Computational Intelligence,
8:648-673, 1992.
- 149
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J. Doyle and E. Sacks.
Markov Analysis of Qualitative Dynamics.
Computational Intelligence,
7:1-10, 1991.
- 150
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A. Sattar and R. Goebel.
Using Crucial Literals to Select Better Theories.
Computational Intelligence,
7:11-22, 1991.
- 151
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M. W. Dwyer.
Denkprothesen: On Programs that Reason.
Computational Intelligence,
7:23-38, 1991.
- 152
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A. Bandopadhay and D. H. Ballard.
Egomotion Perception Using Visual Tracking.
Computational Intelligence,
7:39-47, 1991.
- 153
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J. G. Schmolze and W. S. Mark.
The NIKL Experience.
Computational Intelligence,
7:48-69, 1991.
- 154
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G. Olsen, S. Kambhampati, and M. Cutkosky.
Real Physics for Real Engineers: Response to Prolegomena to Any
Future Qualitative Physics.
Computational Intelligence,
8:286-288, 1992.
- 155
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B. Kuipers and J. Crawford.
Guaranteed Coverage Versus Intelligent Sampling: A Reply to Sacks and
Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:289-294, 1992.
- 156
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G. A. Kramer.
Comments on Prolegomena by Sacks and Doyle.
Computational Intelligence,
8:295-297, 1992.
- 157
-
A. C. Ward.
Three Radical Quibbles with the Prolegomena....
Computational Intelligence,
8:298-300, 1992.
- 158
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R. Leitch.
Whose Expertise Is It Anyway?
Computational Intelligence,
8:301-305, 1992.
- 159
-
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