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    Journal: Knowledge Eng. Review

    Volume 2, Issue 4

    227 -- 247William A. Gale. Statistical applications of artificial intelligence and knowledge engineering
    249 -- 264Nicholas Walker, John Fox. Knowledge based interpretation of images: a biomedical perspective
    265 -- 276Robert D. Ward, Derek H. Sleeman. Learning to use the S.1 knowledge engineering tool
    277 -- 285M. S. Lan, R. M. Panos, M. S. Balban. Experience using S.1: an expert system for newspaper printing press configuration
    287 -- 295Jean-Claude Rault. A survey of French developments in knowledge-based systems
    297 -- 298Delia Venables. Expert systems - strategic implications and applications by Annabel C Beerel, Ellis Horwood
    298 -- 301Dave Saunders. Formal methods in artificial intelligence by J-P Delahaye, North Oxford Academic 1987

    Volume 2, Issue 3

    145 -- 146. Technology transfer and the evolution of knowledge engineering
    147 -- 151Kiyoshi Niwa. Knowledge transfer: a key to successful application of knowledge-based systems
    153 -- 158Sture Hägglund. The Linköping approach to technology transfer in knowledge engineering
    159 -- 168Mark Drummond, Ann Macintosh, Austin Tate, David Barlow, Mark Greenwood. A framework for technology transfer within the Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute
    169 -- 173Bernard P. Wess. Commentary on the commercialization of knowledge engineering: enterprise and product development
    175 -- 177Leland Teschler. Trends in the marketing of expert system technology
    179 -- 183S. C. Laufmann. A strategy for near-term success using knowledge-based systems
    185 -- 201A. D'Agapayeff, C. J. B. Hawkins. Expert systems in UK business: a critical assessment
    203 -- 206Fumihiko Mori. Expert systems in business: a Japanese experience
    207 -- 211N. A. D. Connell. The current impact of expert systems on the accounting profession and some reasons for hesitancy in the adoption of such systems
    213 -- 218Richard E. Susskind. Critical note - artificial intelligence and legal reasoning

    Volume 2, Issue 2

    73 -- 0. The evolution of knowledge systems: ideological confusion or healthy pragmatism?
    75 -- 97Alessandro Saffiotti. An AI view of the treatment of uncertainty
    99 -- 122S. P. Stenton. Dialogue management for co-operative knowledge based systems
    123 -- 135Jean-Pierre H. Laurent. Types of control structure in expert systems
    137 -- 139Nigel Shadbolt. Building Expert Systems: Cognitive Emulation

    Volume 2, Issue 1

    1 -- 3. Cognitive science and knowledge engineering
    5 -- 25Paul R. Cohen. The control of reasoning under uncertainty: A discussion of some programs
    27 -- 41Philip E. Slatter. Cognitive emulation in expert system design
    43 -- 54V. Robinson, Nigel W. Hardy, David P. Barnes, Chris J. Price, Mark H. Lee. Experiences with a knowledge engineering toolkit: an assessment in industrial robotics
    55 -- 63Brian P. Bloomfield. Capturing expertise by rule induction
    65 -- 67Ivan Bratko, Donald Michie. Some comments on rule induction
    69 -- 70Brian P. Bloomfield. More comments on rule induction: A reply to Bratko and Michie
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