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- 1987
- Philippe Jorrand, Vassil Stoyanov Sgurev:
Artificial Intelligence II: Methodology, Systems, Applications - Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, Applications, AIMSA 1986, Varna, Bulgaria, September 16-19, 1986. North-Holland 1987, ISBN 0-444-70205-9 [contents] - 1986
- Giovanni Adorni, Lina Massone:
Coding Patterns. AIMSA 1986: 395-402 - Vincenzo Ambriola, Giuliano Pacini, Franco Turini:
The Sharing of Partial Results in Nondeterministic Computations. AIMSA 1986: 93-103 - Elisabeth André, Guido Bosch, Gerd Herzog, Thomas Rist:
Coping with the Intrinsic and Deictic Uses of Spatial Prepositions. AIMSA 1986: 375-382 - Krastu St. Arabadjisky:
Data Flow Computation Model and Analysis of its Asynchrony. AIMSA 1986: 155-162 - Claudio Arbib, Gianna Cioni:
Meta-Reasoning and Data Structuring for Improving PROLOG Programming Style. AIMSA 1986: 55-61 - Mihai Barbuceanu, Stefan Trausan-Matu:
XRL: An Evolutionary Multi-Paradigm Environment for AI Programming. AIMSA 1986: 197-205 - Roberto Barbuti, C. D'Ascanio, Franco Turini:
Cooperating Logic Theories. AIMSA 1986: 165-172 - Stefan Bayerl, M. Breu, S. Heilmeier, K. Lichtenwalder:
An Implemented Simulation of a Parallel Theorem Prover. AIMSA 1986: 21-28 - Stefan Bayerl, Elmar Eder, Franz J. Kurfess, Reinhold Letz, Johann Schumann:
An Implementation of a PROLOG-like Theorem Prover based on the Connection Method. AIMSA 1986: 29-36 - Pier Giorgio Bosco, Elio Giovannetti:
A Prolog-Compiled Higher-Order Functional and Logic Language. AIMSA 1986: 105-116 - Maurice Bruynooghe:
Is Logic Programming "Real" Programming? AIMSA 1986: 81-91 - Vlad G. Dabija, Tatiana Dabija:
A Parameterized Learning Environment for Implementing Expert Systems. AIMSA 1986: 301-308 - Miroslaw Dabrowski, Maciej Michalewicz:
Statistical and Expert Approach to Computer Data Analysis. AIMSA 1986: 215-218 - Dimiter S. Dimitrov, Valentin Tomov, George I. Sharkov, M. Angelova:
Liposome Production and Protoplast Electrofusion Expert Systems. AIMSA 1986: 219-226 - Ilia Iv. Dimitrov, V. I. Velkov, S. N. Icherenski:
Expert Systems for Mechanical Parts Design. AIMSA 1986: 227-234 - Nur Erol, Christian Freksa:
An Approach to Structuring and Formalizing Knowledge for a Design Support System. AIMSA 1986: 271-279 - George Gargov, Slavian Radev:
Expert Logics. AIMSA 1986: 181-188 - Marie-Claude Gaudel:
Logic Programming and Automatization of Software Test Strategies. AIMSA 1986: 39-45 - Ioan Gergescu:
An Inference Processor Based on Reactive Memory. AIMSA 1986: 141-148 - Elio Giovannetti, Corrado Moiso:
Some Aspects of the Integration between Logic Programming and Fiunctional Programming. AIMSA 1986: 69-79 - Eva Hajicová:
Focussing- A Meeting Point Linguistics and Artificial Intelligence. AIMSA 1986: 311-321 - Vladimir F. Khoroshevsky:
Computer Aided Design of Expert Systems- An Instrumental Approach. AIMSA 1986: 207-213 - Vesselin I. Kirov:
Conceptual Modelling Based Knowledge Representation Language. AIMSA 1986: 261-270 - Irina Kononenko:
The Cognitive Context of Language Interaction. AIMSA 1986: 323-327 - Werner Konrad:
BERGSON - toward a Knowledge Modelling Tool. AIMSA 1986: 289-300 - Heinz Marburger:
A Strategy for Producing Cooperative nl Reactions in a Database Interface. AIMSA 1986: 357-365 - Massimo Marino, Antonella Spiezio, Giacomo Ferrari, Irina Prodanof:
SAIL: A Natural Language Interface for the Building of and the Interacting with Knowledge Bases. AIMSA 1986: 349-356 - Zdravko Markov, Danail Dochev, Christo Dichev, Genadi Agre:
An Approach to Compiling PROLOG Programs. AIMSA 1986: 47-53 - Alexander S. Narin'yani:
Parallelism vs Knowledge Processing. AIMSA 1986: 133-139
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