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Joseph A. Schwartz,Anthony Walsh,Kevin M. Beaverrors treated mainly involve word order, but errors of omission are also covered. Chart-based parsing was used as a technique for detecting errors and suggesting possible corrections. The system was implemented in Prolog. In the paper the basic techniques of chart parsing are outlined, followed by a

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Ronald L. Akers,Wesley G. JenningsA great deal of work has been based directly or indirectly on the case structures originally proposed by C.J. Fillmore. While Fillmore’s ideas have been shown to have many strengths, a number of significant problems arise when they are implemented within a conventional symbolic processing paradigm.

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Michael Rocque,Alex R. Piqueroonsiders the extent to which they approximate people’s analogical behaviour. An experiment is reported which performs a competitive test between the three models, which finds results that support only one model (i.e., the Incremental Analogy Machine). The implication of this research for theories of

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Robert Agnew,Timothy Brezinauction of artificially intelligent theorem provers that learn to reason in novel ways. We argue that human reasoners generate strategies to guide their sequences of inferences to the solution of novel or complex problems. We propose that human reasoners develop strategies by constructing a new strat

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Steven F. Messner,Richard Rosenfeld,Andreas H?vermannmodelling. This is illustrated in the behaviour of a pilot engaged in air combat. Modelling a pilot’s situation awareness requires an approach that provides for emotional and motivational processes as weil as sensori-motor and cognitive processes. This strategic decision raises the question of the t

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Jón Gunnar Bernburguction of artificially intelligent theorem provers that learn to reason in novel ways. We argue that human reasoners generate strategies to guide their sequences of inferences to the solution of novel or complex problems. We propose that human reasoners develop strategies by constructing a new strat

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Cecilia Chouhynt. We see these factors as related: methods for reasoning under incomplete knowledge, for example, default reasoning, plausible reasoning, and evidential reasoning, may result in conclusions that are uncertain and/or inconsistent. Knowledge in many domains in which we’d like computers to reason can

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Charles R. Tittle,Cindy Brooks Dollareloped as results of past research. In those systems, however, emphases were mainly put on aspects such as knowledge representations and fast execution speed. Although these aspects are very important, another key issue that of . is often overlooked. In this paper, we discuss some essential techniqu

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