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2009

Text Categorisation and Genre in Information RetrievalStuart Watt. In Ayse Göker, John Davies, editors, Information Retrieval: Searching in the 21st Century. pages 159-178, Wiley, 2009. [doi]

2004

An ambient, personalised, and context-sensitive information system for mobile usersAyse Göker, Stuart Watt, Hans I. Myrhaug, Nik Whitehead, Murat Yakici, Ralf Bierig, Sree Kanth Nuti, Hannah Cumming. eusai 2004: 19-24 [doi]

2003

An Agent-Based Approach to Mailing List Knowledge ManagementEmanuela Moreale, Stuart Watt. amkm 2004: 118-129 [doi]

Concept Linking for Information Integration in Open Book and SentinelStuart Watt. IJCAI 2003: 189-194 [doi]

2002

Organisational Information Management and Knowledge Discovery in Email within Mailing ListsEmanuela Moreale, Stuart Watt. ideal 2002: 87-92 [doi]

2000

Oracles, Bards, and Village Gossips, or Social Roles and Meta Knowledge ManagementSimon Masterton, Stuart Watt. isf, 2(3):299-315, 2000. [doi]

Learning by Building: A Visual Modelling Language for Psychology StudentsPaul Mulholland, Stuart Watt. JCL (JVLC), 11(5):481-504, 2000.

1999

Programming with a purpose: Hank, gardening and schema theoryPaul Mulholland, Stuart Watt. PPIG 1999: 17 [doi]

1998

HANK: A cognitive modelling language for psychology studentsPaul Mulholland, Stuart Watt. PPIG 1998: 14 [doi]

Hank: A Friendly Cognitive Modelling Language for Psychology StudentsPaul Mulholland, Stuart Watt. vl 1998: 210-216

Syntonicity and the psychology of programmingStuart Watt. PPIG 1998: 10 [doi]

1995

A Brief Naive Psychology ManifestoStuart Watt. informaticaSI, 19(4), 1995.

1993

The Emerging VITAL WorkbenchJohn Domingue, Enrico Motta, Stuart Watt. ekaw 1993: 320-339

Managing Text ObjectivelyStuart Watt. DEXA 1993: 478-485

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