Artificial Intelligence Review, Volume 5

Volume 5, Numbers 1-2, March 1991

• Antony Galton:
  Editorial logic and AI. 1-3
  
• Richard Spencer-Smith:
  Modal logic. 5-34
  
• Nicholas Measor:
  Logics of knowledge and belief - applications. 35-51
  
• Nadim Obeid, Raymond Turner:
  Logical foundations of nonmonotonic reasoning. 53-70
  
• M. R. B. Clarke:
  Conditionals, uncertain rules and belief revision. 71-88
  
• F. K. J. Sheridan:
  A survey of techniques for inference under uncertainty. 89-119
  
• Thom Fruehwirth, Terry Dartnall, Charles G. Button, Richard Shillcock, Tony Kalus, Carl M. Kadie, Michael Twidale, Andrew Eliasz, Gordon D. A. Brown:
  Book reviews. 121-141
  

Volume 5, Number 3, September 1991

• Noel E. Sharkey:
  Connectionist representation techniques. 143-167
  
• M. Reddy, Gregory M. P. O'Hare:
  The blackboard model: a survey of its application. 169-186
  
• T. Dodd:
  Gödel, Penrose and the possibility of AI. 187-199
  
• Blay Whitby:
  Ethical AI. 201-204
  
• Hyacinth S. Nwana, Tony Drapkin, Tony Dodd, Leonard Bolc, Alan F. Smeaton, Ajit Narayanan:
  Book reviews. 205-234
  

Volume 5, Number 4, December 1991

• Roger Penrose, Donald Peterson:
  Response time. 235-237
  
• Richard Alterman:
  Understanding and summarization. 239-254
  
• C. J. Moore, John C. Miles:
  Knowledge elicitation using more than one expert to cover the same domain. 255-271
  
• Michael A. Covington:
  Efficient Prolog: a practical tutorial. 273-286
  
• Ajit Narayanan:
  Book review. 287-297
  

Last update Fri May 24 19:59:25 2013 CET by the DBLP Team — Data released under the ODC-BY 1.0 license — See also our legal information page