Volume 4, Number 1, January-March 1992

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  Marcello Frixione, Giuseppe Spinelli: Connectionism and functionalism: the importance of being a subsymbolist. 3-17
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  Yannis Dimopoulos: On the semantics of inheritance networks. 19-28
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  Susantha Herath, Takashi Ikeda, S. Ishizaki, Y. Anzai, H. Aiso: Analysis system for Sinhalese unit structure. 29-48
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  Juraj Hromkovic, Jozef Kelemen, Juraj Waczulík: Abstract symbol systems - an exercise of the bottom-up approach in artificial intelligence. 49-58
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  Ganesh Mani: Handling noise in EBL: an abductive approach. 59-73

Volume 4, Number 2, 1992

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  Eileen C. Way: Conceptual graph overview. 75-84
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  Daniel Eshner, James A. Hendler, Dana S. Nau: Incremental planning using conceptual graphs. 85-94
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  Linda C. Gray, Ronald D. Bonnell: A comprehensive conceptual analysis using ER and conceptual graphs. 95-106
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  Sung H. Myaeng, Aurelio López-López: Conceptual graph matching: a flexible algorithm and experiments. 107-126
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  Guy W. Mineau: Towards compatible primitive structures. 127-139
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  John Moulton, Lawrence D. Roberts: A hybrid model for indexical use in natural language. 141-148
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  Bernard Moulin, Daniel Rousseau, Daniel Vanderveken: Speech acts in a connected discourse: a computational representation based on conceptual graph theory. 149-165
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  Heather D. Pfeiffer, Roger T. Hartley: Temporal, spatial, and constraint handling in the Conceptual Programming environment, CP. 167-182

Volume 4, Number 3, July-September 1992

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  David J. Chalmers, Robert M. French, Douglas Hofstadter: High-level perception, representation, and analogy: a critique of artificial intelligence methodology. 185-211
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  Luc De Raedt, Johan Feyaerts, Maurice Bruynooghe: Acquiring object-knowledge. 213-232
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  Alex Kean: Revision in ACMS. 233-246

Volume 4, Number 4, December 1992

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  Patrick J. Hayes, Kenneth M. Ford, Jack R. Adams-Webber: Human reasoning about artificial intelligence. 247-263
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  Tzung-Pei Hong, Shian-Shyong Tseng: A probabilistic perceptron learning algorithm. 265-279
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  John Case, Keh-Jiann Chen, Sanjay Jain: Strong separation of learning classes. 281-293
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  Kenneth Aizawa: Connectionism and artificial intelligence: history and philosophical interpretation. 295-313
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  Robert Levinson, Brian Beach, Richard Snyder, Tal Dayan, Kirack Sohn: Adaptive-predictive game-playing programs. 315-337

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