Journal: Knowledge Eng. Review

Volume 4, Issue 3

189 -- 204Michael D. Wilson, David A. Duce, Dan Simpson. Life cycles in software and knowledge engineering: a comparative review
205 -- 233Elpida T. Keravnou, John Washbrook. What is a deep expert system? An analysis of the architectural requirements of second-generation expert systems
235 -- 247Nigel Gilbert. Explanation and dialogue
249 -- 250R. J. Harley. The role of information scientists in the development of expert systems: interim report by Margaret O'Neill and Anne Morris 1989, British Library Publications Sales Unit, 1989, pp 103, £5.00
250 -- 251Gerhard Brewka, Joachim Hertzberg. On being a machine. Volume 1: Formal aspects of artificial intelligence by A. Narayanan 1988, Ellis Horwood/John Wiley, pp 200, £25.00
251 -- 252Lee McCluskey. Progress in machine learning - Proceedings of EWSL 87: Second European working session on learning by I. Bratko and N. Lavrac (eds.), Sigma Press, pp 256, £14.95
252 -- 253Philip E. Slatter. Professional judgement: A reader in clinical decision making by J. Dowie and A. Elstein (eds.) 1988, Cambridge University Press, pp 565, £13.50 (paperback)
267 -- 304John Grant, Jack Minker. Deductive database theories
305 -- 332Graem A. Ringwood. A Comparative Exploration of Concurrent Logic Languages

Volume 4, Issue 2

97 -- 117Peter Jackson. Applications of nonmonotonic logic to diagnosis
119 -- 139Han Reichgelt. Logics for reasoning about knowledge and belief
141 -- 162Derek Long. A review of temporal logics
163 -- 166. Expert system applications' reviews
167 -- 168Emilio Agustin. Expert systems for experts by Kamran Parsaye and Mark Chignell, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1988, pp 462, £18.95, ISBN 0-471-60175-6
168 -- 169Darren Van Laar. The visual display of quantitative information by E. R. Tufte, Graphic Press UK, 1988, pp 197, £20
169 -- 170Brian Jones. Crafting knowledge based systems by Jon Walters and Norman Nielsen, J. Wiley Interscience, Chichester 1988, pp 342, £18.95
170 -- 173Ian M. Neale. Knowledge engineering by TB Cross, Brady, New York, pp 266, $34.95/£30.40, ISBN 0-13-516741-8
173 -- 174Paul Chung. What every engineer should know about artificial intelligence by William A Taylor, MIT Press, 1988, pp 331, £19.95
174 -- 176Jim Doran. Artificial intelligence and expert systems - case studies in the knowledge domain of archaeology by J-C Gardin et al., Translated by Richard Ennals, Ellis Horwood Ltd, Chichester, 1988, pp 232, £29.95, ISBN: 0-7458-0431-4
176 -- 177Richard Ennals. Artificial intelligence - A handbook of professionalism by Blay Whitby, Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 1988, pp 194, £29.95, ISBN 0-7458-0350-4
178 -- 179Richard Ennals. Expert systems in law - A jurisprudential inquiry by Richard Susskind, Oxford University Press, 1987, pp 300, £30.00, ISBN 0-19-825582-9

Volume 4, Issue 1

1 -- 29Donghoon Shin, P. Bruce Berra. Computer architectures for logic-oriented data/knowledge bases
31 -- 51Peter M. D. Gray, I. G. Archibald, K. Lunn. Interfacing a knowledge-based system to a large database
53 -- 71Apostolos Nikolaos Refenes. Parallelism in knowledge-based machines
73 -- 74Ken Johnson. Prolog for programmers by Feliks Kluzniak and Stanislaw Szpakowicz, with a contribution by Janusz S. Bien, Academic Press, 1985, reprinted 1987, Paperback edition, ISBN 0-12-416521-4, 308 pages including many diagrams and listings. Includes Toy-Prolog for IBM-PC on 5¼ inch floppy disk. $14.95
74 -- 75Raiju Trehan. Networks and distributed computation: Concepts, tools and algorithms by Michal Raynal, North Oxford Academic Press Publs Ltd, 1987, 166 pp, £25.00
75 -- 76John L. Beaven. Natural language understanding and logic programming, II. Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Natural Language Understanding and Logic Programming, Vancouver, Canada, 17-19 August 1987, Elsevier Science Publications, The Netherlands, June 1988, pp 346, Approx $84.25, ISBN 0-444-70408-6
76 -- 79Ray Lai. Expert Systems development in Prolog and Turbo Prolog by Peter Smith, Sigma Press (distributed by Wiley & Sons), 1988, 214 pp, £12.95
79 -- 80Paul Soper. Database applications using Prolog by Robert Lucas, Ellis Horwood Ltd, 1988, pp 159, £19.95
80 -- 81Rod N. Cuff. The rise of the expert company (1) by Edward Feigenbaum, Pamela McCorduck and H. Penny Nii, Macmillan 1988, pp 322, £14.95
81 -- 82Geoffrey Trimble. The rise of the expert company (2) by Edward Feigenbaum, Pamela McCorduck and H. Penny Nii, Macmillan 1988, pp 322, £14.95
82 -- 84Peter Hammond. The rise of the expert company (3) by Edward Feigenbaum, Pamela McCorduck and H. Penny Nii, Macmillan 1988, pp 322, £14.95
84 -- 85Peter Russo. The rise of the expert company (4) by Edward Feigenbaum, Pamela McCorduck and H. Penny Nii, Macmillan 1988, pp 322, £14.95