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| 169 | -- | 177 | David O. LeVan. Frame representation of physical systems for expert system use |
| 179 | -- | 192 | Thomas Whalen, Brian Schott. Generalized network modeling and diagnosis using financial ratios |
| 193 | -- | 210 | Armando Freitas da Rocha, M. T. Rocha. Specialized speech: A first prose for language expert systems |
| 211 | -- | 226 | Jean-Christophe Buisson, Henri Farreny, Henri Prade. The development of a medical expert system and the treatment of imprecision in the framework of possibility theory |
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