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Author |
Title |
Year  |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
Links |
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Pollack, M.E. |
Intelligent Technology for an Aging Population: The Use of AI to Assist Elders with Cognitive Impairment |
2005 |
AI Magazine |
26 |
9-24 |
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Smith, R.G.; Farquhar, A. |
The Road Ahead for Knowledge Management — An AI Perspective |
2000 |
AI Magazine |
21 |
17-40 |
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Bobrow, D.G. |
Dimensions of Interaction |
1991 |
AI Magazine |
12 |
64-80 |
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Kolodner, J.L. |
Improving Human Decision Making through Case-Based Decision Aiding |
1991 |
AI Magazine |
12 |
52-68 |
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Schank, R. |
Where's the AI? |
1991 |
AI Magazine |
12 |
38-49 |
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Case-based Reasoning: A Research Paradigm |
1991 |
AI Magazine |
12 |
42-55 |
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Gero, J.S. |
Design Prototypes: A Knowledge Representation Schema for Design |
1990 |
AI Magazine |
11 |
26-36 |
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Guha, R.V.; Lenat, D.B. |
Cyc: A Midterm Report |
1990 |
AI Magazine |
11 |
33-59 |
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Intelligence, A.A. for A. |
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1990 |
AI Magazine, Special Issue on Design |
11 |
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Intelligence, A.A. for A. |
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1990 |
AI Magazine, Special Issue on Design |
11 |
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Davis, R. |
Expert Systems: How Far Can They Go |
1989 |
AI Magazine |
10 |
61-67 |
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Goel, V.; Pirolli, P. |
Motivating the Notion of Generic Design within Information-Processing Theory: The Design Problem Space |
1989 |
AI Magazine |
10 |
18-36 |
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The Mind at AI: Horseless Carriage to Clock |
1989 |
AI Magazine |
10 |
29-41 |
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Rennels, G.D.; Shortliffe, E.H.; Stockdale, F.E.; Miller, P.L. |
A Computational Model of Reasoning from the Clinical Literature |
1989 |
AI Magazine |
10 |
49-56 |
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Clancey, W.J. |
From GUIDON to NEOMYCIN and HERALCLES in Twenty Short Lessons: ONR Final Report 1979-1985 |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
7 |
40-60 |
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La Chat, M.R. |
Artificial Intelligence and Ethics: An Exercise in the Moral Imagination |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
7 |
70-79 |
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Lenat, D.; Prakash, M.; Shepherd, M. |
CYC: Using Common Sense Knowledge to Overcome Brittleness and Knowledge Acquisition Bottlenecks |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
6 |
65-85 |
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Penny, N.H. |
Blackboard Systems: The Blackboard Model of Problem Solving and the Evolution of Blackboard Architectures |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
7 |
38-53 |
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Stefik, M.J. |
The Next Knowledge Medium |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
7 |
34-46 |
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Waters, R.C. |
KBEmacs: Where's the AI? |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
7 |
47-56 |
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Woods, D.D. |
Cognitive Technologies: The Design of Joint Human-Machine Cognitive Systems |
1986 |
AI Magazine |
6 |
86-92 |
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Brachman, R.J. |
“I Lied about the Trees” Or, Defaults and Definitions in Knowledge Representation |
1985 |
AI Magazine |
6 |
80-93 |
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Mittal, S.; Dym, C.L. |
Knowledge Acquisition from Multiple Experts |
1985 |
AI Magazine |
6 |
32-36 |
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Mostow, J. |
Toward Better Models Of the Design Process |
1985 |
AI Magazine |
6 |
44-57 |
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Bachant, J.; McDermott, J. |
R 1 Revisited: Four Years in the Trenches |
1984 |
AI Magazine |
5 |
21-32 |
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