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Volume 5, Number 1, March 1990

Editorial

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    John Fox:
    Safe expert systems: simulating experts or building formal theories? 1-4

Research Articles

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    Paul E. Lehner, Leonard Adelman:
    Behavioural decision theory and it's implication for knowledge engineering. 5-14
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    Peter Haddawy, Larry A. Rendell:
    Planning and decision theory. 15-33
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    Dario A. Giuse:
    Efficient knowledge representation systems. 35-50

Book Reviews

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    Richard Thomas:
    Benefits and risks of knowledge-based systems Report by a Working Party, UK Council for Science and Society, OUP, Oxford 1989, pp 76, £6.95. 51-52
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    J. A. G. Hawkins:
    Benefits and risks of knowledge-based systems Report by a Working Party, Council for Science and Society, OUP Oxford 1989, pp 76, £6.95. 52-53
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    John E. Nicholls:
    Benefits and risks of knowledge-based systems Report by a Working Party, UK Council for Science and Society, OUP, Oxford 1989, pp 76, £6.95. 53-54
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    J. R. Ravetz:
    The reliability of expert systems by Erik Hollnagel (Ed.), Elllis Horwood, Chichester, 1989, pp 243, £25.00. 54-56
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    Ian M. Neale:
    Knowledge acquisition for expert systems (2nd Ed.) by A Hart, Kogan Page, London 1989, pp 196, £14.95. ISBN 1 85091 8309. 56-59

Volume 5, Number 2, June 1990

Editorial

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    Paul W. H. Chung:
    Editorial. 67

Research Articles

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    D. Hutton, Jack W. Ponton, A. Waters:
    AI applications in process design, operation and safety. 69-95
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    Raymond E. Levitt, Nabil A. Kartam:
    Expert systems in construction engineering and management: state of the art. 97-125
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    Kit Po Wong:
    Applications of artificial intelligence and expert systems in power engineering. 127-140

Volume 5, Number 3, September 1990

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    Moonis Ali:
    Intelligent Systems in aerospace. 147-166
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    Ian M. Carter:
    Applications and prospects for AI in mechanical engineering design. 167-179
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    Derek A. Linkens:
    AI in control Systems engineering. 181-214

Book Reviews

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    Catherine Cassell:
    Computer addiction? A study of computer dependency by Margaret A. Shotton 1989, Taylor and Francis, pp 342, £32.00 (cloth), £12.00 (paper). 215-216
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    John Washbrook:
    AI and expertise: heuristic search, inference, automatic proving by H Farreny, 1988, translated by Jonathan Barchan, Ellis Horwood, pp 260, £39.95. 216-217
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    Andrew Eliasz:
    Artificial intelligence expert Systems and languages in modelling and simulation - Proceedings of the 1st IMACS Symposium on Artificial Intelligence 1987, eds. Casimir A. Kulikowski, Rafael M. Huber and Gabriel A. Ferrate 1987, ISBN 0-444-70482-5, pp 374, $97.74. 217-218

Volume 5, Number 4, December 1990

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    Ann A. Copestake, Karen Sparck Jones:
    Natural language interfaces to databases. 225-249
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    Kathleen King, Howard Beck:
    Medical AI systems as appropriate technology for developing countries. 251-263
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    Martin Lam:
    Lighthill 17 years on. 265-276

Comments on Martin Lam's article

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    Donald Michie:
    Lighthill 17 years on: end of a shotgun divorce. 277-284
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    Peter Jackson:
    Reply to Lam. 285
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    Yorick Wilks:
    AI and Anglo-Saxon Attitudes: a response to Martin Lam. 285-288
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    John McCarthy:
    Lessons from the Lighthill Flap. 288-290
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    Karen Sparck Jones:
    Re Lam: Lighthill 17 years on. 290
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    Martin Lam:
    A Rejoinder. 290-293

Miscellaneous

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    Nicholas Ostler:
    The Alvey Programme: footnotes. 295-301

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