International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Volume 27

Volume 27, Number 1, 1987

• Carl Martin Allwood, Mikael Eliasson:
  Analogy and Other Sources of Difficulty in Novices' Very First Text-Editing. 1-22
  
• Tomasz Arciszewski, M. Mustafa, Wojciech Ziarko:
  A Methodology of Design Knowledge Acquisition for Use in Learning Expert Systems. 23-32
  
• Baruch Fischhoff, Donald MacGregor, Lyn Blackshaw:
  Creating Categories for Databases. 33-63
  
• Iris Vessey:
  On Matching Programmers' Chunks with Program Structures: An Empirical Investigation. 65-89
  
• Catherine G. Wolf, Palmer Morrel-Samuels:
  The Use of Hand-Drawn Gestures for Text Editing. 91-102
  

Volume 27, Number 2, 1987

• Glenn Abrett, Mark H. Burstein:
  The KREME Knowledge Editing Environment. 103-126
  
• Nicholas J. Belkin, Helen M. Brooks, Penny J. Daniels:
  Knowledge Elicitation Using Discourse Analysis. 127-144
  
• John G. Cleary:
  Acquisition of Uncertain Rules in a Probabilistic Logic. 145-154
  
• David A. Cleaves:
  Cognitive Biases and Corrective Techniques: Proposals for Improving Elicitation Procedures for Knowledge-Based Systems. 155-166
  
• Gary S. Kahn, Edwin H. Breaux, Peter DeKlerk, Robert L. Joseph:
  A Mixed-Initiative Workbench for Knowledge Acquisition. 167-179
  
• Yves Kodratoff, Michel Manago, Jim Blythe:
  Generalization and Noise. 181-204
  
• Elaine Pettit, Michael J. Pettit:
  Analysis of the Performance of a Genetic Algorithm-Based System for Message Classification in Noisy Environments. 205-220
  

Volume 27, Number 3, 1987

• J. Ross Quinlan:
  Simplifying Decision Trees. 221-234
  
• Stephen Regoczei, Edwin P. O. Plantinga:
  Creating the Domain of Discourse: Ontology and Inventory. 235-250
  
• Mildred L. G. Shaw, Brian R. Gaines:
  KITTEN: Knowledge Initiation and Transfer Tools for Experts and Novices. 251-280
  
• David C. Wilkins, William J. Clancey, Bruce G. Buchanan:
  Knowledge Base Refinement by Monitoring Abstract Control Knowledge. 281-293
  
• Edward J. Wisniewski, Howard A. Winston, Reid G. Smith, Michael F. Kleyn:
  A Conceptual Clustering Program for Rule Generation. 295-313
  

Volume 27, Number 4, 1987

• P. G. Barker, M. Najah, Karim A. Manji:
  Pictorial Communication with Computers. 315-336
  
• Deborah A. Boehm-Davis, Sylvia B. Sheppard, John W. Bailey:
  Program Design Languages: How Much Detail Should They Include? 337-347
  
• Jadzia Cendrowska:
  PRISM: An Algorithm for Inducing Modular Rules. 349-370
  
• Colleen Crangle, Patrick Suppes:
  Context-Fixing Semantics for Instructable Robots. 371-400
  
• Michael C. Fairhurst, M. Bonaventura, Constantine Stephanidis:
  Human-Computer Interaction in the Provision of an Interpersonal Communication Mechanism for the Nonvocal. 401-412
  
• John Hassard:
  FOCUS as a Phenomenological Technique for Job Analysis: Its Use in Multiple Paradigm Research (MPR). 413-433
  
• Derek Partridge, Victor Johnston, Patricia Lopez:
  Experiments with a Cognitive Industrial Robot. 435-448
  
• Mike Talbot:
  Adapting to the Speaker in Automatic Speech Recognition. 449-457
  

Volume 27, Numbers 5-6, 1987

• Giuseppe Mancini, David D. Woods, Erik Hollnagel:
  Introduction. 459-461
  

• James Reason:
  Cognitive Aids in Process Environments: Prostheses or Tools? 463-470
  
• Véronique De Keyser:
  How Can Computer-Based Visual Displays Aid Operators? 471-478
  
• Emilie M. Roth, Kevin B. Bennett, David D. Woods:
  Human Interaction with an "Intelligent" Machine. 479-525
  
• Bonnie M. Muir:
  Trust Between Humans and Machines, and the Design of Decision Aids. 527-539
  
• Guy A. Boy:
  Operator Assistant Systems. 541-554
  
• Antonio Rizzo, Sebastiano Bagnara, Michele Visciola:
  Human Error Detection Processes. 555-570
  
• David D. Woods:
  Commentary: Cognitive Engineering in Complex and Dynamic Worlds. 571-585
  

• Willem A. Wagenaar, Jop Groeneweg:
  Accidents at Sea: Multiple Causes and Impossible Consequences. 587-598
  
• A. M. Amendola, U. Bersini, Pietro Carlo Cacciabue, Giuseppe Mancini:
  Modelling Operators in Accident Conditions: Advances and Perspectives on a Cognitive Model. 599-612
  
• Henk G. Stassen:
  Human Supervisor Modelling: Some New Developments. 613-618
  
• Neville Moray:
  Intelligent Aids, Mental Models, and the Theory of Machines. 619-629
  
• Giuseppe Mancini:
  Commentary: Models of the Decision Maker in Unforeseen Accidents. 631-639
  

• Massimo Gallanti, Luca Gilardoni, Giovanni Guida, Alberto Stefanini, Lorenzo Tomada:
  Integrating Shallow and Deep Knowledge in the Design of an On-Line Process Monitoring System. 641-664
  
• Erik Hollnagel:
  Information and Reasoning in Intelligent Decision Support Systems. 665-678
  
• M. J. Coombs, R. T. Hartley:
  The MGR Algorithm and its Application to the Generation of Explanations for Novel Events. 679-708
  
• Paolo Garbolino:
  A Comparison of Some Rules for Probabilistic Reasoning. 709-716
  
• Didier Dubois, Henri Prade:
  A Tentative Comparison of Numerical Approximate Reasoning Methodologies. 717-728
  
• Paolo Garbolino:
  Bayesian Theory and Artificial Intelligence: The Quarrelsome Marriage. 729-742
  
• Erik Hollnagel:
  Commentary: Issues in Knowledge-Based Decision Support. 743-751
  

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