AI Magazine, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, Spring 1985

• Jean-Pierre H. Laurent:
  Artificial Intelligence Research in France. 22-30
  
• Rick Briggs:
  Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence. 32-39
  
• Bernard Meltzer:
  Knowledge and Experience in Artificial Intelligence. 40-42
  
• Jack Mostow:
  Toward Better Models of the Design Process. 44-57
  
• David L. Waltz:
  Scientific DataLink's Artificial Intelligence Classification Scheme. 58-63
  
• William Katke:
  Learning Language Using a Pattern Recognition Approach. 64-73
  
• Robert Milne, Stephen E. Cross:
  Artificial Intelligence Research Capabilities of the Air Force Institute of Technology (Research in Progress). 74-76
  

Volume 6, Number 2, Summer 1985

• David S. Prerau:
  Selection of an Appropriate Domain for an Expert System. 26-30
  
• Sanjay Mittal, Clive L. Dym:
  Knowledge Acquisition from Multiple Experts. 32-36
  
• William K. Purves:
  A Biologist Looks at Cognitive Artificial Intelligence. 38-43
  
• Katharina Morik, Claus-Rainer Rollinger:
  The Real Estate Agent: Modeling Users By Uncertain Reasoning. 44-52
  
• Jeffrey A. Barnett:
  An AIer's Lament. 54-56
  
• Edward C. Taylor:
  Developing a Knowledge Engineering Capability in the TRW Defense Systems Group. 58-63
  
• Robert K. Lindsay:
  Artificial Intelligence Research at the University of Michigan. 64-72
  
• B. Chandrasekaran, Tom Bylander:
  Artificial Intelligence Research at The Ohio State University. 74-79
  
• William J. Rasdorf, Edward L. Fisher:
  Artificial Intelligence Research in Engineering at North Carolina State University. 80-82
  
• B. Chandrasekaran, Jack W. Smith:
  Tenth Annual Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: An Overview. 84-90
  
• David W. Etherington:
  AAAI Workshop on Non-Monotonic Reasoning - Report. 92-93
  

Volume 6, Number 3, Fall 1985

• Ronald J. Brachman:
  "I Lied About the Trees", Or, Defaults and Definitions in Knowledge Representation. 80-93
  
• Thomas Marill:
  A Visit to the Tsukuba Science Exposition. 94-100
  
• Hassan M. Ghandchi, Jean A. Ghandchi:
  Intelligent Tools: The Cornerstone of a New Civilization. 102-106
  
• N. S. Sridharan:
  Evolving Systems of Knowledge. 108-120
  
• Drew V. McDermott, M. Mitchell Waldrop, B. Chandrasekaran, John P. McDermott, Roger C. Schank:
  The Dark Ages of AI: A Panel Discussion at AAAI-84. 122-134
  
• Paul R. Cohen, Alvah Davis, David Day, Michael Greenberg, Rick Kjeldsen, Susan E. Lander, Cynthia L. Loiselle:
  Representativeness and Uncertainty in Classification Schemes. 136-149
  
• Michael J. Freiling, James H. Alexander, Steven Messick, Steven Rehfuss, Sheryl Shulman:
  Starting a Knowledge Engineering Project: A Step-By-Step Approach. 150-164
  
• Rogers P. Hall, Dennis F. Kibler:
  Differing Methodological Perspectives in Artificial Intelligence. 166-178
  
• Peter Bock:
  The Emergence of Artificial Intelligence: Learning to Learn. 180-190
  
• Saul Amarel:
  Introduction to the Comtex Microfiche Edition of the Rutgers University Artificial Intelligence Research Reports: The History of Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers University. 192-202
  
• Earl D. Sacerdoti:
  Robot, Eye, and ROI: Technology Transformation Versus Technology Transfer. 204-209
  
• Michael G. Dyer:
  Artificial Intelligence Research at the University of California, Los Angeles. 210-218
  
• Larry Sweet:
  Artificial Intelligence Research at General Electric. 220-226
  
• Joseph L. Katz:
  Artificial Intelligence at MITRE. 228-232
  
• Reid G. Smith:
  Report on the 1984 Distributed Artificial Intelligence Workshop. 234-243
  

Volume 6, Number 4, Winter 1986

• Mark Stefik, Daniel G. Bobrow:
  Object-Oriented Programming: Themes and Variations. 40-62
  
• Kenneth Mark Colby:
  Reloading a Human Memory: A New Ethical Question for Artificial Intelligence Technology. 63-64
  
• Douglas B. Lenat, Mayank Prakash, Mary Shepherd:
  CYC: Using Common Sense Knowledge to Overcome Brittleness and Knowledge Acquisition Bottlenecks. 65-85
  
• David D. Woods:
  Cognitive Technologies: The Design of Joint Human-Machine Cognitive Systems. 86-92
  
• Claudia Mazzetti, Jay M. Tenenbaum, Michael R. Genesereth, Ronald J. Brachman, Mark Stefik:
  AAAI-86: Experimenting with a New Conference Format. 93-95
  
• Perry L. Miller:
  Readings in Medical Artificial Intelligence: The First Decade (Book Review). 105
  

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