Table Of Content

Artificial Intelligence Review (1991) 5, 320 Author Index Main articles Alterman, R. Understanding and summariza- O'Hare, G. M. P. see Reddy, M. tion, 239 Obeid, N. & Turner, R. Logical foundations of Clarke, M. R. B. Conditionals, uncertain rules nonmonotonic reasoning, 53 and belief revision, 71 Reddy, M. & O'Hare, G. M. P. The blackboard Covington, M. A. Efficient Prolog: a practical model: a survey of its application, 169 tutorial, 273 Sharkey, N. E. Connectionist representation Dodd, T. Viewpoint: Godel, Penrose and the techniques, 143 possibility of Al, 187 Sheridan, F. A survey of techniques for infer- Galton, A. Editorial: Logic and Al, 1 ence under uncertainty, 89 Measor, N. Logics of knowledge and belief- Spencer-Smith, R. Modal Logic, 5 applications, 35 Turner, R. see Obeid, N. Miles, J. C. see Moore, C. J. Whitby, B. Viewpoint: Ethical AI, 201 Moore, C. J. Knowledge elicitation using more than one expert to cover the same domain, 255 Book Reviews Bolc, L. Artificial Intelligence and Information Dodd, T. XSEL’s Progress: The continuing — Control Systems of Robots, 89 Journey of an Expert System, 212 Bolc, L. Connectionism in Perspective, 233 Drapkin, T. Artificial Intelligence and Human Bolc, L. Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence 3, Learning: Intelligent Computer-Aided In- 221 struction, 207 Brown, G. D. A. Cognitive Psychology and Eliasz, A. Genetic Algorithms: In Search of Cognitive Science, 134 Optimization and Machine Learning, 132 Button, C. G. Computer Assisted Language Eliasz, A. Systems with Learning and Memory Learning, 125 Abilities, 136 Dartnall, T. Computers and Thought: A prac- Fruehwirth, T. Prolog User’s Handbook — a tical Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, library of utility programs, 121 123 Kadie, C. M. Cognizers: Neural Networks and Dodd, T. Buildings Large Knowledge-Based Machines that Think, 129 Systems, 209 Kallus, T. Neural Source: The Bibliographic Dodd, T. Expert Systems Programming, 220 Guide to Artificial Neural Networks, 128 Dodd, T. Intelligent Databases, 218 Narayanan, A. Wittgenstein’s Early Philoso- Dodd, T. Introduction to Programming in Pro- phy: Three Sides of the Mirror, 228 log, 226 Nwana, H. Understanding Knowledge En- Dodd, T. Knowledge-based Design Systems, gineering, 205 214 Shillcock, R. An Introduction to Neural Com- Dodd, T. Logic for Information Technology, puting, 127 229 Smeaton, A. An Introduction to Database Sys- Dodd, T. Logic with Prolog, 231 tems Volume I, 5th Edition, 223 Dodd, T. Logic-Based Knowledge Representa- Smeaton, A. The Relational Model for Data- tion, 216 base Management, Version 2, 225 Doud, T. The Professional Programmer's Guide Twidale, M. Artificial Life, 131 to Prolog, 226