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ORCIDAI Magazine, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, Spring 1992
- Nigel Ward:
A Flexible, Parallel Generator of Natural Language. 9-10 - Sakir Kocabas:
Functional Categorization of Knowledge: Applications in Modeling Scientific Research and Discovery. 11-12 - Pauline M. Berry:
A Predictive Model for Satisfying Conflicting Objectives in Scheduling Problems. 13-15 - Franz Barachini, Toru Ishida, Milind Tambe:
Workshop Report: Advances in Interfacing Production Systems with the Real World. 25-26 - Cristina Ribeiro:
International Workshop on Processing Declarative Knowledge (Report). 27 - Peter G. Selfridge:
The Sixth Annual Knowledge-Based Software Engineering Conference (Report). 28-30 - Vipin Kumar:
Algorithms for Constraint-Satisfaction Problems: A Survey. 32-44 - Barry G. Silverman, Toufic M. Mezher:
Expert Critics in Engineering Design: Lessons Learned and Research Needs. 45-62
Volume 13, Number 2, Summer 1992
- Raj Reddy:
In Memoriam - Dennis O'Connor (1938-1992). 8 - Elaine Rich:
Ontogeny Recapitulates Ontegeny: AI and the AI Magazine - Editorial. 12-13 - S. Sitharama Iyengar, Daryl Thomas:
Autonomous Mobile Robot Research at Louisiana State University's Robotics Research Laboratory. 25-32 - Mark T. Maybury:
Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces - Workshop Report. 35-37 - Mark Adler, Edmund H. Durfee, Michael N. Huhns, William Punch, Evangelos Simoudis:
AAAI Workshop on Cooperation Among Heterogeneous Intelligent Agents. 39-42 - Randy Goebel, Francisco J. Cantú Ortiz:
The Fourth International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence. 43-44 - Olivier Fischer:
Cognitively Plausible Heuristics to Tackle the Computational Complexity of Abductive Reasoning. 46-49 - Ashok K. Goel:
Integrating Case-Based and Model-Based Reasoning: A Computational Model of Design Problem Solving. 50-54 - Drew V. McDermott:
Robot Planning. 55-79 - Robert Epstein:
The Quest for the Thinking Computer. 81-95 - Joseph Weintraub:
Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies Turing Test Transcript for Terminal 5. 82-94
- Philip Swann:
Neurons, Perception, and Communication: Images and Understanding: Thoughts about Images, Ideas about Understanding - Review. 97-102 - Nigel Ward:
Natural Computation - Book Review. 102-103
Volume 13, Number 3, Fall 1992
- Eric Dietrich, Stephen Downes:
The Second International Workshop on Human and Machine Cognition - Report. 17-20 - Marvin Minsky, Otto E. Laske:
A Conversation with Marvin Minsky. 31-45 - Khosrow Hadavi, Wen-Ling Hsu, Tony Chen, Cheoung-Nam Lee:
An Architecture for Real-Time Distributed Scheduling. 46-56 - William J. Frawley, Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, Christopher J. Matheus:
Knowledge Discovery in Databases: An Overview. 57-70 - Michael R. Lowry:
Software Engineering in the Twenty-First Century. 71-87
- Lee A. Gladwin:
Models of My Life - Review. 89-90
Volume 13, Number 4, Winter 1992
- A. Nico Habermann:
Allen Newell: A Remembrance. 2 - Richard J. Doyle:
NASA Workshop on Monitoring and Diagnosis. 13-16 - John E. Laird, Paul S. Rosenbloom:
In Pursuit of Mind: The Research of Allen Newell. 17-45 - Allen Newell:
Fairytales. 46-48 - Melvin D. Montemerlo:
The AI Program at the NASA - Lessons Learned During the First Seven Years. 49-62 - Anil Rewari, Mark Adler, Peter G. Anick, Meyer A. Billmers, Mike Carifio, Alan Gunderson, Neil Pundit, Mark W. Swartwout:
AI Research and Applications in Digital's Service Organization. 63-75
- Alun D. Preece:
Verification, Validation, and Test of Knowledge-Based Systems. 77
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