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ORCIDComputational Intelligence, Volume 5
Volume 5, 1989
- Jon Doyle
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Constructive belief and rational representation. 1-11 - Jiawei Han:
Compiling general linear recursions by variable connection graph analysis. 12-31 - Kurt Konolige, Karen L. Myers:
Representing defaults with epistemic concepts. 32-44 - Arie Ben-David, Leon Sterling, Yoh-Han Pao:
Learning, classification of monotonic ordinal concepts. 45-49 - Dennis F. Kibler, David W. Aha, Marc K. Albert:
Instance-based prediction of real-valued attributes. 51-57 - Stan Matwin, Franz Oppacher, Patrick Constant:
Knowledge acquisition by incremental learning from problem-solution pairs. 58-66 - Diana F. Gordon, Donald Perlis:
Explicitly biased generalization. 67-81 - Sharon J. Hamilton, James P. Delgrande:
An investigation of modal structures as an alternative semantic basis for epistemic logics. 82-96 - David Poole:
Explanation, prediction: an architecture for default, abductive reasoning. 97-110 - Sheila A. McIlraith:
Qualitative data modeling: application of a mechanism for interpreting graphical data. 111-120 - Verónica Dahl:
Discontinuous grammars. 161-179 - James P. Delgrande:
A note on evidence, confirmation in machine learning. 180-187 - Bernard A. Nadel:
Constraint satisfaction algorithms. 188-224 - James F. Allen, Patrick J. Hayes:
Moments, points in an interval-based temporal logic. 225-238
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