Table of Contents

• Artificial Intelligence: Problems and IssuesHarry E. Pople. 1-5
• How to Do with Probabilities What People Say You Can tJudea Pearl. 6-12
• Inexact Reasoning in Expert Systems: A Stochastic Parallel Network ApproachV. Venkatasubramanian. 13-15
• Hierarchical EvidenceGlenn Shafer. 16-21
• MERLIN: A Tool for Automated Inferencing with UncertaintyR. S. Freedman, A. M. Shooman. 22-26
• Evolution and Modification of Probability in Knowledge BasesC. L. Winter, R. D. Girse. 27-33
• A Recursive Expert Troubleshooting System Utilizing General and Specific KnowledgeDaniel L. Larner. 34-41
• Knowledge-Based Diagnosis of Electronic InstrumentationMichael P. Prevost, Thomas J. Laffey. 42-48
• Sensor-Based Fault Diagnosis in a Flight Expert SystemM. Ali, D. A. Scharnhorst. 49-54
• Problem Solving in the Domain of Quantitative Well Log InterpretationStephen W. Smoliar. 55-59
• An Architecture for Consideration of Multiple FaultsM. C. Maletz. 60-67
• PAGE-1: A Troubleshooting Aid for Nonimpact Page Printing SystemsC. Strandberg, I. Abramovich, D. Mitchell, K. Prill. 68-75
• The Role of AI in Computer VisionLinda G. Shapiro. 76-81
• Symbolic Stereo from Structural DescriptionsKim L. Boyer, Avinash C. Kak. 82-87
• A Homogeneous Architecture for Knowledge-Based Image Understanding SystemsHeinrich Niemann. 88-93
• A Rule-Based System for Improving on Image SegmentationS. F. Venable, D. J. Richter, M. Wiedemann. 94-99
• Three-Dimensional Shape Reconstruction from Image by Minimum Energy PrinciplePing Liang, John S. Todhunter. 100-105
• Finding Trajectories of Feature Points in a Monocular Image SequenceI. K. Sethi, Ramesh Jain. 106-113
• Word Shape Analysis ini a Knowledge-Based System for Reading TextJonathan J. Hull. 114-119
• An Expert System for Data ReductionW. K. Utt, John B. Anderson, F. J. Bollag, S. D. Nystrom. 120-124
• A Knowledge Represenation for Reasoning About Petroleum GeologyC. A. Reid, Robert M. Fung, Richard M. Tong, E. Tse. 125-129
• The Knowledge-Based Test Assitant s Wave/Signal Editor: An Interface for the Management of Timing ConstraintsJ. E. Arnold. 130-136
• Knowledge-Directed Recursive Rule Compilation in Expert Database SystemsJ. Han, L. Travis. 137-141
• *Sub-Definiteness, Over-Definiteness, and Absurdity in Knowledge Representation (Some Algebraic Aspects)Alexander S. Narin yani. 142-143
• Artificial Intelligence Versus Machine Intelligence: Facts and FictionGeorge N. Saridis. 144-147
• Learned Navigation Paths for a Robot in Unexplored TerrainS. Sitharama Iyengar, C. C. Jorgensen, S. V. N. Rao, Charles R. Weisbin. 148-155
• Low-Level Learning for a Mobile Robot: Environment Model AcquisitionM. P. Turchan, A. K. C. Wong. 156-161
• Mission Planning System for an Autonomous VehicleG. Pearson, D. Kuan. 162-167
• Opportunistic Scheduling for Robotic Machine TendingP. A. Newman, Karl G. Kempf. 168-175
• An Intelligent Pilot for an Autonomous Vehicle SystemJ. J. Nitao, A. M. Parodi. 176-183
• Task Bidding and Distributed Planning in Flexible ManufacturingMichael J. Shaw, Andrew B. Whinston. 184-191
• A VLSI Implementation of Fuzzy Inference Engine: Toward an Expert System on a ChipMasaki Togai, Hiroyuki Watanabe. 192-197
• Behavior Rule Systems for Distributed Process ControlB. Burg, L. Foulloy, Jean-Claude Heudin, Bertrand Zavidovique. 198-203
• An Expert Diagnostic and Prediction System Based on Minimal Cut Set TechniquesM. Schwarzblatt, Juan Arellano. 204-209
• A Distributed Computational Model of Plausible Classification ReasoningJ. H. Kim. 210-214
• SUBEX: A Focus of Attention Technique for Rule-Based InferenceK. W. Whiting, Peter D. Holden, Michael W. Dwyer, Karl G. Kempf. 215-221
• Where Knowledge Acquisition Tools Fit in the Scheme of ThingsJohn P. McDermott. 222
• Representation of Spatial Structure and Function in DiagnosisZ. Xiang, J. G. Chutkow, Stuart C. Shapiro, Sargur N. Srihari. 223-228
• Extraction of Expert System Rules from TextC. J. Petrie Jr.. 229
• Using information Retrieval Techniques in an Expert SystemSheila G. Winett, Edward A. Fox. 230-235
• A Comparative Study of Different Approaches to Qualitative Physics TheoriesPiero P. Bonissone, Kimon P. Valavanis. 236-243
• Doing R1 with StyleA. van de Brug, Judith Bachant, John P. McDermott. 244-249
• Incorporating Knowledge Rules in a Semantic Data Model: An Approach to Integrated Knowledge ManagementStanley Y. W. Su, Louiqa Raschid. 250-257
• PEARL: A Knowledge-Based Expert Assisted CAD ToolEdward J. DeJesus, James P. Callan. 258-263
• DAS/Logic:::TM:::: A Rule-Based Logic Design AssistantWilliam P. Birmingham, J. H. Kim. 264-268
• MicroScope: Rule-Based Analysis of Programming EnvironmentsJed J. Krohnfeldt, Robert R. Kessler. 269-274
• A Planning System with AnalysisKai-Hsiung Chang, William G. Wee. 275-280
• An Exercise in Engineering Circuit Design Using an Expert SystemM. Samardar, Lawrence J. Mazlack, J. H. Nevin. 281-286
• Branch and Bound Search for Automatic Linking Process of SeismogramK.-Y. Huang, K. S. Fu, Z. S. Lin. 287-293
• Generic Tasks in Knowledge-Based Reasoning: Characterizing and Designing Expert Systems at the Right Level of AbstractionBalakrishnan Chandrasekaran. 294-301
• Intelligent Instrumentation and Process ControlArmond Inselberg. 302-307
• On the Futility of Arbitrarily Increasing Memory Capabilities of Stochastic Learning AutomataB. John Oommen. 308-312
• Automatic Generation of Expert Systems from ExamplesStephen I. Gallant. 313-319
• Problem Solving: A Methodology for Modeling and Generating HeuristicsKeki B. Irani, Suk I. Yoo. 320-327
• Management of User Expectations in a Conversational Advisory SystemA. Gershman, T. C. Wolf. 328-335
• SPIRIT: A Flexible Tutoring Style in an Intelligent Tutoring SystemA. Barzilay. 336-341
• A Man-Machine Interface to a Knowledge-Based System for Validating Oceanographic ReportsR. F. Wachter, Vincent G. Sigillito. 342-346
• SKIPPER: A Prototype Sailing InstructorJ. D. Sable, R. M. Peterson, A. D. Robbi. 347-351
• A Natural Language Database Interface That Provides Cooperative AnswersAnnie Gal, Jack Minker. 352-357
• Raising User Proficiency Through Active Assistance: An Intelligent EditorManton M. Matthews, Gautam Biswas. 358-363
• Improving Human-Ciomputer Interaction by Learning Model of User PreferencesJ. Roach, Matthew Wilding. 364-371
• Natural Language Understanding: How Natural Can It be?E. Rich. 372-377
• Learning Causal Models by Understanding Real-World Natural Language ExplanationsMallory Selfridge, J. Daniell, D. Simmons. 378-383
• GROK-A Knowledge-Based Text Processing SystemKlaus K. Obermeier. 384-389
• Creating Relational Databeses from English TextsHiyan Alshawi. 390-395
• Two-Dimensional Heuristic Augmented Transition Network ParsingPaul W. Palumbo. 396-401
• Automatic Classification and Summarization of Banking TelexesSheryl R. Young, Philip J. Hayes. 402-409
• Validation of a Multivariate Specified Pictorial Pattern Class Description for Completeness by Evaluation of Random Generated InstancesH. S. Todd. 410-415
• Explaining Concepts in Expert Systems: The CLEAR SystemRobert Rubinoff. 416-421
• Visual Debugger for PrologMasayuki Numao, Tetsunosuke Fujisaki. 422-427
• Representing Knowledge for Portfolio Management Decision MakingJ. B. Lee, Edward A. Stohr. 428-433
• A Knowledge-Based Tactical Decision Support System Integrating Terrain and Weather DataL. A. Staub, Mark J. Carlotto, B. G. Lee, Richard A. Upton. 434-440
• Progress in Knowledge-Based Flight MonitoringD. C. Chen. 441-448
• Building Knowledge-Based Operating System ConsultantsMeyer A. Billmers, Mike Carifio. 449-454
• A Knowledge-Based System Approach to Document RetrievalGautam Biswas, V. Subramanian, James C. Bezdek. 455-460
• Rapid Acquisition and Combination of Knowledge from Multiple Experts in the Same DomainJohn H. Boose. 461-466
• KARMA: Knowledge-Based Assistant to a Database SystemP. K. Bose, M. Rajinikanth. 467-472
• GENIE: An Inference Engine with Diverse ApplicationsF. Brundick, John Dumer, Tim Hanratty, P. Tanenbaum. 473-480
• Knowledge Represenation and Classification of Chromatographic Data for Diagnostic Medical Decision MakingMaurice E. Cohen, Donna L. Hudson, N. Gitlin, L. T. Mann, J. Van den Bogaerde, L. Leal. 481-486
• Complexity, Uncertainty, and Opportunistic SchedulingB. R. Fox, Karl G. Kempf. 487-492
• Computer Algebra Applied to the Design of Optical-Sensor PlatformsA. Garcia-Ortiz. 493-497
• A Survey of Expert System ToolsJohn F. Gilmore, K. Pulaski. 498-502
• MEDCAT/CATS: Two Contrasting Artificial Intelligence Applications in Medical EducationWilbur D. Hagamen, Martin Gardy. 503-508
• Relational Knowledge AcquisitionLawrence O. Hall, Wyllis Bandler. 509-513
• Using a Predictive Parse to Create a Modeless EditorKatherine Hammer, John Hardin, D. Rudisill, Arny Goldfein. 514-519
• ESSA: An Approach to Acquiring Decision Rules for Diagnostic Expert SystemsJ. J. Hannan, Peter Politakis. 520-525
• Representation of Procedural Knowledge for Expert SystemsRoger T. Hartley. 526-531
• A Retrospective View of CACE-III: Considerations in Coordinating Symbolic and Numeric Computation in a Rule-Based Expert SystemJ. R. James, Piero P. Bonissone, D. K. Frederick, J. H. Taylor. 532-538
• A General Purpose Language for Coupled Expert SystemsC. I. Kalme. 539-547
• TIME-1: Semantic System for Dynamic Object DomainE. Yu Kandrashina, O. N. Ochakovskaja, Yury A. Zagorulko. 548-551
• EP-X: A Knowledge-Based System to Aid in Searches of the Environmental Pollution LiteratureD. A. Krawczak, Philip J. Smith, Steven J. Shute, Mark H. Chignell. 552-557
• ANALYST II: A Knowledge-Based Intelligence Support SystemSharon J. Laskowski, H. James Antonisse, R. Peter Bonasso. 558-563
• Evaluation of Expert Systems: An Approach and Case StudyJ. Liebowitz. 564-571
• WELDEX-An Expert System for Nondestructive Testing of WeldsS. Mahalingam, D. D. Sharma. 572-576
• Finding Simple Routes: Ease of Description as an Objective Function in Automated Route SelectionD. M. Mark. 577-581
• Knowledge Acquisition Through Natural Language DialogueJ. H. Martin. 582-586
• Positional Representation of English WordsS. R. Mukherjee, M. Sloan. 587-591
• A Lisp-Based System for Generating Diagnostic KeysBen Pinkowski. 592-596
• The COMPASS Expert System: Verification, Technology Transfer, and ExpansionDavid S. Prerau, Alan Gunderson, Robert E. Reinke, S. K. Goyal. 597-602
• Using Rule Induction to Combine Declarative and Procedural Knowledge RepresentationsC. E. Riese, S. M. Zubrick. 603-606
• E. T. Expert Technician/Experience TrapperM. C. Rowe, Renee Keener, Alistair F. Veitch, R. B. Lantz. 607-612
• Extended Production Rules for Validity MaintenancePhilip Schaefer, H. Isil Bozma, Randall D. Beer. 613-617
• One Cornerstone in the Mathematical Foundations for a System of Fuzzy-Logic ProgrammingD. Schwartz. 618-620
• A Knowledge Represenation for Roving RobotsH. C. Shen, G. F. P. Signarowski. 621-628
• Reasoning About Causation in Knowledge-Based SystemsYoav Shoham. 629-634
• Tatting Inference Nets with Bayes TheoremP. Snow. 635-640
• Recognition of 3-D Objects Via Spatial Understanding of 2-D ImagesJulius T. Tou, C.-L. Huang. 641-646
• Directed Search with FeedbackW. K. Utt. 647-652
• Fractal Actors for Distributed Manufacturing ControlH. Van Dyke Parunak, Bruce W. Irish, James Kindrick, P. W. Lozo. 653-660
• Process Tracing as a Method for Initial Knowledge AcquisitionV. R. Waldron. 661-665
• Dynamic Programming in the Recognition of Connected Handwritten ScriptK. H. Wong, Frank Fallside. 666-670
• The ES/AG Environment-Its Development and Use in Expert System ApplicationsD. V. Zelinski, R. N. Cronk. 671-675
• INKA: The INGLISH Knowledge Aquisition Interface for Electronic Instrument Troubleshooting SystemsBrian Phillips, Steven Messick, Michael J. Freiling, James H. Alexander. 676-682