International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Volume 26

Volume 26, Number 1, 1987

• John H. Boose, Brian R. Gaines:
  Editorial: Knowledge Acquisition. 1-2
  
• John H. Boose, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw:
  Expertise Transfer and Complex Problems: Using AQUINAS as a Knowledge-Acquisition Workbench for Knowledge-Based Systems. 3-28
  
• Joachim Diederich, Ingo Ruhmann, Mark May:
  KRITON: A Knowledge-Acquisition Tool for Expert Systems. 29-40
  
• Larry J. Eshelman, Damien Ehret, John P. McDermott, Ming Tan:
  MOLE: A Tenacious Knowledge-Acquisition Tool. 41-54
  
• William A. Gale:
  Knowledge-Based Knowledge Acquisition for a Statistical Consulting System. 55-64
  
• Georg Klinker, Joel Bentolila, Serge Genetet, Michael Grimes, John P. McDermott:
  KNACK - Report-Driven Knowledge Acquisition. 65-79
  
• David Littman:
  Modelling Human Expertise in Knowledge Engineering: Some Preliminary Observations. 81-92
  
• Katharina Morik:
  Acquiring Domain Models. 93-104
  
• Mark A. Musen, Lawrence M. Fagan, David M. Combs, Edward H. Shortliffe:
  Use of a Domain Model to Drive an Interactive Knowledge-Editing Tool. 105-121
  

Volume 26, Number 2, 1987

• James P. Delgrande:
  A Formal Approach to Learning from Examples. 123-141
  
• Thomas R. Gruber, Paul R. Cohen:
  Design for Acquisition: Principles of Knowledge-System Design to Facilitate Knowledge Acquisition. 143-159
  
• Paul E. Johnson, Imran A. Zualkernan, Sharon Garber:
  Specification for Expertise. 161-181
  
• Catherine M. Kitto, John H. Boose:
  Heuristics for Expertise Transfer: An Implementation of a Dialog Manager for Knowledge Acquisition. 183-202
  
• Jim Kornell:
  Formal Thought and Narrative Thought in Knowledge Acquisition. 203-212
  
• Eric A. Moore, Alice M. Agogino:
  INFORM: An Architecture for Expert-Directed Knowledge Acquisition. 213-230
  
• Tom Bylander, B. Chandrasekaran:
  Generic Tasks for Knowledge-Based Reasoning: The "Right" Level of Abstraction for Knowledge Acquisition. 231-243
  
• Marianne LaFrance:
  The Knowledge Acquisition Grid: A Method for Training Knowledge Engineers. 245-255
  
• David D. Woods, Erik Hollnagel:
  Mapping Cognitive Demands in Complex Problem-Solving Worlds. 257-275
  

Volume 26, Number 3, 1987

• Donald J. Foss, Penny Smith-Kerker, Mary Beth Rosson:
  On Comprehending a Computer Manual: Analysis of Variables Affecting Performance. 277-300
  
• David L. Sanford, John W. Roach:
  Representing and Using Metacommunication to Control Speakers' Relationships in Natural-Language Dialogue. 301-319
  
• William Siler, Douglas Tucker, James J. Buckley:
  A Parallel Rule Firing Fuzzy Production System with Resolution of Memory Conflicts by Weak Fuzzy Monotonicity, Applied to the Classification of Multiple Objects Characterized by Multiple Uncertain Features. 321-332
  
• Merle P. Martin, William L. Fuerst:
  Using Computer Knowledge in the Design of Interactive Systems. 333-342
  
• J. R. Doyle, D. D. Stretch:
  The Classification of Programming Languages by Usage. 343-360
  
• Omer Akin, Can A. Baykan, D. Radha Rao:
  Structure of a Directory Space: A Case Study with a UNIX Operating System. 361-382
  

Volume 26, Number 4, 1987

• Sandra Marcus:
  Taking Backtracking with a Grain of SALT. 383-398
  
• Andrew A. Mitchell:
  The Use of Alternative Knowledge-Acquisition Procedures in the Development of a Knowledge-Based Media Planning System. 399-411
  
• Michael J. Pazzani:
  Explanation-Based Learning for Knowledge-Based Systems. 413-433
  
• Alain T. Rappaport:
  Multiple-Problem Subspaces in the Knowledge-Design Process. 435-452
  
• Brian R. Gaines:
  An Overview of Knowledge-Acquisition and Transfer. 453-472
  
• James H. Alexander, Michael J. Freiling, Sheryl Shulman, Steven Rehfuss, Steven Messick:
  Ontological Analysis: An Ongoing Experiment. 473-485
  
• S. A. Hayward, Bob J. Wielinga, J. A. Breuker:
  Structured Analysis of Knowledge. 487-498
  
• Wray L. Buntine:
  Induction of Horn Clauses: Methods and the Plausible Generalization Algorithm. 499-519
  
• Chaya Garg-Janardan, Gavriel Salvendy:
  A Conceptual Framework for Knowledge Elicitation. 521-531
  
• Nancy M. Cooke, James E. McDonald:
  The Application of Psychological Scaling Techniques to Knowledge Elicitation for Knowledge-Based Systems. 533-550
  

Volume 26, Number 5, 1987

• Wei-Min Dong, Felix S. Wong:
  Propagation of Evidence in Rule Based Systems. 551-566
  
• Babur Mustafa Pulat, Herbert H. Nwankwo:
  Formatting Alphanumeric CRT Displays. 567-580
  
• James D. Arthur, Douglas Comer:
  An Interactive Environment for Tool Selection, Specification and Composition. 581-595
  
• J. Tombaugh, Ann Lickorish, Patricia Wright:
  Multi-Window Displays for Readers of Lengthy Texts. 597-615
  
• Jerrold A. Landau, Kenneth H. Norwich, Stephen J. Evans, Bohdan Pich:
  An Error Correcting Protocol for Medical Expert Systems. 617-625
  
• James N. MacGregor, Eric S. Lee:
  Menu Search: Random or Systematic? 627-631
  
• Brian J. Cragun, Harold J. Steudel:
  A Decision-Table-Based Processor for Checking Completeness and Consistency in Rule-Based Expert Systems. 633-648
  

Volume 26, Number 6, 1987

• Allan G. Bateson, Ralph A. Alexander, Martin D. Murphy:
  Cognitive Processing Differences Between Novice and Expert Computer Programmers. 649-660
  
• J. Graham Beaumont, Christopher C. French:
  A Clinical Field Study of Eight Automated Psychometric Procedures: The Leicester/DHSS Project. 661-682
  
• Gary W. Hansen, James V. Hansen:
  Procedural and Non-Procedural Query Languages Revisited: A Comparison of Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus. 683-694
  
• Myron E. Hatcher, Thomas Ronald Diebert:
  Predicting End-User Acceptance of Microcomputers in the Workplace. 695-705
  
• Benjamin Kuipers:
  New Reasoning Methods for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. 707-718
  
• P. B. Taylor, G. H. D. Royston:
  Modelling Casework: A Case Study of the Development of Computer-Based Models for Judgemental Training. 719-733
  

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