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Cinewrite: an Algorithm-sketch for Writing Novels Cinematically, and two Mysteries Therein,nic Institute. One ‘sub-push’ of Autopoeisis is the unabashed attempt, straight away, to cast the writing of novels in computational terms. This attempt (to be distinguished from the attempt at building a story generator, another aspect of Autopoeisis) though still in its infancy, has resulted in CI

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Reviewing and Correcting Specifications,g the process of review and correction. The scheme is based on a formal model of document construction and review and on typographie marking methods. The scheme permits precise and interpretable marking and annotation of documents which use many different notations. It supports and guides the proces

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An Engineering Application for Hypertext,Documents as applied to a systematic design process. It describes the mapping of the DBE into Hypertext and shows how the electronic version of this process is not only more efficient, but also conveys more accessible information than a traditional paper version. It also explains how a natural langu

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High Speed Text Input to Computer using Handwriting,en shorthand as a potentially high speed machine compatible text input medium and describe our work on the automatic recognition and transcription of Pitman’s handwritten shorthand. It is concluded that handwriting offers a potentially attractive means of entering text into computer and that Pitman’

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An Engineering Application for Hypertext,age system (chunker) can be used to structure the information. The paper concludes with an assessment of how the prototype, implemented in ‘C’ and HyperNeWS, will be used and a discussion of future improvements.

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Phase coexistence and subadditivityThe scheme permits precise and interpretable marking and annotation of documents which use many different notations. It supports and guides the process of correction. Some examples and a sampIe visual notation are given. Tool support for using this scheme is briefly discussed.