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AI '88

2nd Australian Joint Artificial Intelligence Conference, Adelaide, Australia, November 15-18, 1988, Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1990

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  1. Christopher J. Barter
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  2. Michael J. Brooks
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 406)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (32 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. A perspective on the nature of artificial intelligence

    • William J. Clancey
    Pages 1-6

  3. What can massively parallel architectures bring to AI?

    • Scott E. Fahlman
    Pages 7-11

  4. Herbicide advisory systems: Weeds in wheat and other crops

    • Maree Hegarty, John D. Smith, David Hamilton
    Pages 13-29

  5. A real-time knowledge-based system for frequency management in communications

    • Jason B. Scholz
    Pages 30-39

  6. Experiences in developing an intelligent operator guidance system

    • Alan R. Mcnamara, Laurie G. Lock Lee, Kee Chye Teh
    Pages 40-47

  7. Combining heuristics and simulation models

    • T. J. Menzies, M. Dean, J. L. Black, J. F. Fleming
    Pages 48-61

  8. The use of expert knowledge in the selection of CIG welding consumables

    • J. D. Baxter, R. B. Oldland, R. J. Bottomley
    Pages 62-74

  9. A knowledge based simulation of critical incidents in anaesthesia

    • R. A. Berger, E. A. Sonenberg, J. Zelcer
    Pages 75-89

  10. DISSOLVE : A system for the generation of human oriented solutions to algebraic equations

    • Jonathan Oliver, Ingrid Zukerman
    Pages 91-107

  11. Student modelling in a keyboard scale tutoring system

    • N. H. Amato, C. P. Tsang
    Pages 108-123

  12. Contradictions and revisions as explanatory aids in the delivery of technical information

    • Ingrid Zukerman, Yee Han Cheong
    Pages 124-139

  13. A case study in deterministic prolog

    • J. D. Newmarch
    Pages 141-155

  14. Exploring the epistemic labyrinth: New directions in the formal theory of knowledge representation

    • Roderic A. Girle, Michael A. McRobbie
    Pages 156-176

  15. A temporal relational calculus

    • Frank D. Anger, Robert A. Morris, Rita V. Rodriguez, Ramon A. Mata-Toledo
    Pages 177-186

  16. Counterfactuals, cotenability and consistency

    • A. W. Bollen
    Pages 187-201

  17. A knowledge acquisition tool for decision support systems

    • D. J. H. Brown
    Pages 203-213

  18. Adaptive data stores

    • R. Morrison, A. Dearle, C. D. Marlin
    Pages 214-224

  19. Techniques for efficient empirical induction

    • Geoffrey I. Webb
    Pages 225-239

  20. Representing exceptions in rule-based systems

    • P. L. Tan, T. S. Dillon, J. Zeleznikow
    Pages 240-255
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The broad objective of this conference series is to bring business, industry and researchers together to consider the current activities and future potential of artificial intelligence, encompassing both practical and theoretical issues. Many papers were submitted, including some from Canada, France, UK, USA, Sweden, Italy and Thailand.

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