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ORCIDComputational Intelligence, Volume 7
Volume 7, 1991
- Jon Doyle
, Elisha Sacks:
Markov analysis of qualitative dynamics. 1-10 - Abdul Sattar, Randy Goebel:
Using crucial literals to select better theories. 11-22 - Michael W. Dwyer:
Denkprothesen e: on programs that reason. 23-38 - Amit Bandopadhay, Dana H. Ballard:
Egomotion perception using visual tracking. 39-47 - James G. Schmolze, William S. Mark:
The NIKL experience. 48-69 - Cécile Paris:
The role of the user's domain knowledge in generation. 71-93 - Charles G. Morgan:
Logic, probability theory, and artificial intelligence - Part I: the probabilistic foundations of logic. 94-109 - Mark A. Young, Robin Cohen:
Determining intended evidence relations in natural language arguments. 110-118 - Yandong Cai, Nick Cercone, Jiawei Han:
Learning in relational databases: an attribute-oriented approach. 119-132 - Luca Console, Pietro Torasso:
A spectrum of logical definitions of model-based diagnosis. 133-141 - Liwu Li, Jia-Huai You:
Making default inferences from logic programs. 142-153 - Marco Schaerf:
Notes on Ginsberg's multivalued logics. 154-159 - Ronald Fagin, Joseph Y. Halpern:
Uncertainty, belief, and probability. 160-173 - Karlis Cerans, Carl H. Smith:
Self-learning inductive inference machines. 174-180 - Christer Bäckström, Inger Klein:
Planning in polynomial time: the SAS-PUBS class. 181-197
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