AI Magazine, Volume 8

Volume 8, Number 1, Spring 1987

• Robert S. Engelmore:
  Donald A. Waterman 1936-1987. 24-25
  
• M. Mitchell Waldrop:
  A Question of Responsibility. 28-39
  
• John Cameron Glasgow II:
  Yanli: A Powerful Natural Language Front-End Tool. 40-48
  
• Jeffrey Stone:
  The AAAI-86 Conference Exhibits: New Directions for Commercial Artificial Intelligence. 49-54
  
• Derek Partridge:
  Workshop on the Foundations of AI: Final Report. 55-59
  
• Charles R. Weisbin:
  Intelligent-Machine Research at CESAR. 62-74
  
• Mallory Selfridge, Donald J. Dickerson, Stanley F. Biggs:
  Cognitive Expert Systems and Machine Learning: Artificial Intelligence Research at the University of Connecticut. 75-79
  
• Tod S. Levitt, Eric J. Horvitz:
  Book Review: Heuristics - Intelligent Search Strategies for Computer Problem Solving. 81, 99
  
• Lee A. Gladwin:
  Book Review: Expert Micros. 82, 115
  

Volume 8, Number 2, Summer 1987

• Lindley Darden:
  Viewing the History of Science as Compiled Hindsight. 33-41
  
• David S. Prerau:
  Knowledge Acquisition in the Development of a Large Expert System. 43-51
  
• Robert R. Hoffman:
  The Problem of Extracting the Knowledge of Experts from the Perspective of Experimental Psychology. 53-67
  
• Tin A. Nguyen, Walton A. Perkins, Thomas J. Laffey, Deanne Pecora:
  Checking a Knowledge-Based System for Consistency and Completeness. 69-75
  
• Elizabeth Smith, John Whitelaw:
  Artificial Intelligence Research in Australia - A Profile. 77-83
  
• C. T. Kitzmiller, Janusz S. Kowalik:
  Coupling Symbolic and Numerical Computing in Knowledge-Based Systems (Workshop Report). 85-90
  
• Les Gasser:
  The 1985 Workshop on Distributed Artificial Intelligence (Report). 91-97
  
• Rick Briggs:
  The First National Conference on Knowledge Representation and Inference in Sanskrit (Report). 99
  
• Lee A. Gladwin:
  Review of Artificial Intelligence and Psychiatry. 101-102
  

Volume 8, Number 3, Fall 1987

• David C. Brown:
  A Graduate Level Expert Systems Course. 33-39
  
• Robert F. Hink, David L. Woods:
  How Humans Process Uncertain Knowledge: An Introduction for Knowledge Engineers. 41-53
  
• Ross D. Shachter, David Heckerman:
  Thinking Backward for Knowledge Acquisition. 55-61
  
• Stanley Letovsky:
  Ecclesiastes: A Report from the Battlefields of the Mind-Body Problem. 63-69
  
• Sandra Carberry:
  First International Workshop on User Modeling (Report). 71-74
  
• N. S. Sridharan:
  1986 Workshop on Distributed AI (Report). 75-85
  
• Herb Krasner:
  CSCW '86 Conference (Report). 87-88
  

Volume 8, Number 4, Winter 1987

• Sargur N. Srihari, Ching-Huei Wang, Paul W. Palumbo, Jonathan J. Hull:
  Recognizing Address Blocks on Mail Pieces: Specialized Tools and Problem-Solving Architecture. 25-40
  
• Roger C. Schank:
  What Is AI, Anyway? 59-65
  
• Stephen Slade:
  The Yale Artificial Intelligence Project: A Brief History. 67-76
  
• William Mettrey:
  An Assessment of Tools for Building Large Knowledge-Based Systems. 81-89
  
• Jeffrey Stone:
  Commercial AI Trends Seen at AAAI-87. 93-95
  
• Blaise W. Liffick:
  The Third International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Education (Report). 97-99
  
• Hans J. Berliner:
  Pennsylvania Chess Championship Report - HITECH Wins Chess Tourney. 101-102
  
• Mike Baird, Perry W. Thorndyke, Jay M. Tenenbaum:
  In Memorium - Kvetoslav "Slava" Prazdny. 105
  

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