Description
In recent years AI has been experiencing a deep internal debate on the appropriateness of the symbolic-based paradigm and all of its consequences. While various symbolic representation schemes, as well as their integration, have been proposed, their limitations have continuously pushed researchers for improved versions or entirely new ones. New viewpoints such as the complex dynamic-based approach with neural nets can be regarded simply as new problem solving techniques with specific properties.
Under this perspective, what seems to be important is the ability to combine heterogeneous representation and problem-solving techniques. Research on heterogeneous, intelligent systems goes hand in hand with research on specific problem solving methods and paradigms, therefore representing their conceptual and practical glueing element. The papers contained in this proceedings are just one instance of such awareness activity in the international scientific community.
Chapter
Chapter 2. CL: A Uniform Representation for Frame Definition Languages
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22 – 30
Chapter 3. Integrating a Deductive Database System with a Warren Abstract Machine
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30 – 36
Chapter 4. Towards a Connectionist Inference System
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36 – 50
Chapter 5. An Approach to Develop Classification Expert Systems With Neural Networks
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50 – 56
Chapter 6. Recurrent Networks for Continuous Speech Recognition
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56 – 68
Chapter 7. Reasoning with Truth Ascriptions, Self-Reference and Embedded Sentences in First-Order Logic
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68 – 80
Chapter 8. An Incremental Nonmonotonic Theorem Prover
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80 – 90
Chapter 9. Monotonie Combinations of Non-Monotonic Theories
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90 – 100
Chapter 10. Horn-Clause Theory Reduction with Preservation of Uncertainty Rank
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100 – 108
Chapter 11. Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Decision Theory to Forecast New Products
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108 – 114
Chapter 12. Integrating Case-Based Reasoning with Generic Algorithms
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114 – 126
Chapter 13. Probability and Specificity in Abductive Diagnosis
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126 – 134
Chapter 14. An Integration of Spreadsheet, Inheritance and Production Systems for Knowledge Based Manpower Planning
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134 – 146
Chapter 15. Cognitive Perspective on Knowledge Storage and Use
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146 – 162
Chapter 16. Constraint Manager for Evolving Object Databases
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162 – 170
Chapter 17. From Database to Knowledge Base: Experiments with Intermediate Levels
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170 – 180
Chapter 18. Installing an HPSG Parser in Modular Natural Language Interface
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180 – 190
Chapter 19. Structural Study and Query Processing of Commutative Multiple Linear Recursions
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190 – 202
Chapter 20. A Belief-Based View of Ill-Formed Input
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202 – 214
Chapter 21. Echidna Constraint Reasoning System: Programming Specifications
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214 – 226
Chapter 22. A Meaning Representation for Generic Sentences
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226 – 234
Chapter 23. Status Model Management in Heuristic Process Control
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234 – 240
Chapter 24. An Expert System for Solving Retrograde Analysis Chess Problems
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240 – 248
Chapter 25. Diagnosis of Nephropathia Epidemica by Adaptation through Lukasiewicz Inference
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248 – 258
Chapter 26. A Modular Architecture for Knowledge Systems
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258 – 274
Chapter 27. A Pattern Directed Preprocessor to Improve the Efficiency of an Abductive Expert System
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274 – 284
Chapter 28. Case-Based Representation of Architectural Design Knowledge
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284 – 294
Chapter 29. Integrating Heterogeneous Knowledge in Financial IDSS
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294 – 300
Chapter 30. A Methodology for Real-Time System Specifications Based on Knowledge Representation
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300 – 310
Chapter 31. A Hierarchical Petri Net Model Used as a Knowledge Source in Distributed Expert Systems
pp.：
310 – 322
Chapter 32. KBS Integration
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322 – 337
Computational Intelligence, III
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