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Volume 3, Number 1, March 1988

Research Articles

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    Pattie Maes:
    Computational reflection. 1-19
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    Luis Eduardo Castillo Hern:
    On distributed artificial intelligence. 21-57

Discussion

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    Dominic A. Clark, Jim F. Baldwin, Hamid R. Berenji, Paul R. Cohen, Didier Dubois, John Fox, John F. Lemmer, Henri Prade, David J. Spiegelhalter, Philippe Smets, Lotfi A. Zadeh:
    Responses to "An AI view of the treatment of uncertainty" by Alessandro Saffiotti. 59-86

Research Articles

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    Alessandro Saffiotti:
    The treatment of uncertainty in AI: Is there a better vantage point? 87-91

Book Reviews

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    John Barber:
    Bryant N 1988, John Wiley and Sons, Chichester. pp 214 Managing Expert Systems. 93-94
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    Donald F. Beal:
    All The Right Moves - A VLSI Architecture for Chess Carl Ebeling, 1987. The MIT Press, Massachusetts. pp 145. 94-95

Volume 3, Number 2, June 1988

Editorial

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    The problem of knowledge elicitation. 103

Research Articles

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    Ian M. Neale:
    First generation expert systems: a review of knowledge acquisition methodologies. 105-145
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    A. D'Agapayeff:
    The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary. 147-158
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    Christopher J. Rawlings:
    Convergence of AI programming and software engineering. 159-169

Volume 3, Number 3, September 1988

Research Articles

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    Tim Johnson, Julian Hewett, Christine Guilfoyle, Judith Jeffcoate:
    Expert systems - the second wave. 177-181
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    B. Chandrasekaran:
    Generic tasks as building blocks for knowledge-based systems: the diagnosis and routine design examples. 183-210

Miscellaneous

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    Responses to "Generic tasks as building blocks for knowledge-based systems: the diagnosis and routine design examples" by B. Chandrasekaran. 211-216

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    B. Chandrasekaran:
    An answer to commentators on the paper "Generic tasks as building blocks for knowledge-based systems: the diagnosis and routine design examples". 217-219
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    Sara Jones:
    Graphical interfaces for knowledge engineering: an overview of relevant literature. 221-247

Book Reviews

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    Jeremy Wyatt:
    Medical expert systems using personal computers by M K Chytil and R Engelbrecht (Eds.), 204 pages, Sigma Press (distributed by Wiley & Sons) 1987, £14.95. 249-250
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    Claire O'Malley:
    Understanding computers and cognition: A new foundation for design by Terry Winograd and Fernando Flores, 207 pages, Ablex 1986, $24.95. 250-253
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    Alain Bonnet:
    Approaches to knowledge representation - an introduction by G A Ringland and D A Duce, (Eds.), 260 pages, Research Studies Press Ltd (Distr J Wiley Ltd) 1988, £29.75. 254
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    Jim Doran:
    Artificial intelligence and expert systems by Stuart E. Savory (Ed.), (Translation ed. M. W. Rogers) 278 pages, Ellis Horwood Ltd, £29.95. 254-255
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    Ivan Leudar:
    Plans and situated actions. The problem of human machine communication by Lucy A Suchman, 203 pages, Cambridge University Press 1987, £22.50 (hardback), £7.95 (paperback). 255-256

Volume 3, Number 4, December 1988

Editorial

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    Development of the Review. 261-264

Research Articles

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    Peter L. Mott:
    Default non-monotonic logic. 265-284
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    Roy Rada, Judith Barlow:
    Expert systems and hypertext. 285-301
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    Graem A. Ringwood:
    Metalogic machines: a retrospective rationale for the Japanese Fifth Generation. 303-320

Book Reviews

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    Peter J. Sell:
    Expert systems in business - a practical approach by M L Barratt and A C Beerel, Ellis Horwood Ltd, Chichester 1988, pp 259, £29.25. 321-322
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    John L. Beaven:
    Interpreting anaphors in natural language text by David Carter, Ellis Horwood series in Artificial Intelligence 1987, pp 290, $39.90, ISBN 0-7458-0250-8. 322-323
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    John L. Beaven:
    Developing expert systems for business by Benchimol Levine and Pomerol North Oxford Academic Press, 1987. 323-324
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    Graem A. Ringwood:
    Automated theorem proving (second revised edition) by Wolfgang Bibel, Vieweg 1987. 324-325

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