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    GUEST EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION: HERE'S THE AI (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8640.1994.tb00139.x
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    EXPLOITING CAUSAL STRUCTURE TO CONTROL RETRIEVAL AND REFITTING DURING PLAN REUSE (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: The ability to reuse existing plans to solve new planning problems can enable a domain-independent planner to improve its average case efficiency by exploiting the problem distribution and avoiding repetition of planning effort. The pay-off from plan reuse, however, crucially depends on finding effective solutions to two important underlying control problems: (i) controlling the retrieval of an appropriate plan and mapping to be reused in a new situation, and (ii) controlling the modification (refitting) of the retrieved plan so as to minimize perturbation to the applicable parts of the plan. This paper is concerned with the development of efficient domain-independent solutions to these two problems. For the retrieval, it provides a domain independent similarity metric that utilizes the plan causal dependency structure to estimate the utility of reusing a given plan in a new problem situation. For the refitting, it presents a minimum-conflict heuristic, again based on the causal dependency structure of the plan, to conservatively control the modification. The paper also discusses the implementation and evaluation of these strategies within the PRIAR plan modification framework.
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    BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF QUALITATIVE RULES: COMMENTARY ON KYBURG (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8640.1994.tb00142.x
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    INFERENCE AND ACCEPTANCE: COMMENTS ON KYBURG'S “BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE” (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8640.1994.tb00145.x
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    EVIDENTIAL PROBABILITIES ARE NOT ENOUGH (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8640.1994.tb00146.x
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    ON A GENERAL APPROACH TO HEDGED REASONING (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    HEDGES, BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE, AND EVIDENCE: A REPLY TO KYBURG'S “BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE” (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    THE ROLE OF PROBABILITY IN EPISTEMOLOGY (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8640.1994.tb00154.x
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    DISCUSSION OF KYBURG'S “BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE” (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Computational intelligence 10 (1994), S. 0 
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    A shell environment for developing connectionist decision support systems (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
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    Notes: Abstract: This paper presents the architecture of a neural network expert system shell. The system captures every rule as a rudimentary neural network, which is called a network element (netel). The aim is to preserve the semantic structure of the expert system rules, while incorporating the learning capability of neural networks into the inferencing mechanism. These netel rules are dynamically linked up to form the rule-tree during the inferencing process, just as a conventional expert system does. The system is also able to adjust its inference strategy according to different users and situations. A rule editor is provided to enable easy maintenance of the netel rules. These components are housed under a user-friendly interface. An application
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    Developing a case-based knowledge system for AIDS prevention (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: Case-based reasoning (CBR) is a problem-solving paradigm where past experiences are used to guide problem-solving. This paradigm shows a great deal of promise for use in intelligent systems. Recent work in intelligent systems focusing on AIDS prevention reflects a growing interest in the case-based paradigm because AIDS prevention experts rely heavily on memory of previous cases when assessing subjects that exhibit AIDS-risky behaviors. If an AIDS prevention expert has seen a subject with similar AIDS-risky behavior previously, he or she is likely to draw on that experience to propose a solution to the new case at hand. This paper describes a CBR system that functions as an AIDS prevention expert. The inputs are risk behavior descriptions and the subject's test results. The system employs fuzzy mathematical algorithms to retrieve and select previous cases, thereby assessing the subject's risk.
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    NeuralDesk (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0394.1994.tb00335.x
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    The quality of expert probability judgement: issues and analysis (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: Many decision-aiding technologies require valid probability judgements to be elicited from domain experts. But how valid are experts' probability judgements? We describe two approaches to the assessment of quality of probability judgement—calibration and coherence—and review the research findings following from these two approaches. In many cases, expert probability judgement has been found to lack validity and this sub-optimality has largely been attributed to computational errors on the part of the expert. The preferred solution to poor validity in probability judgement has therefore been to reduce the amount of computation performed by the expert. Complex probabilities can be calculated mechanically from simple probability judgements elicited from the expert. We present evidence which suggests that this recomposition technique doesn't guarantee valid probabilities. Our explanation for this finding is that there are various problems concerned with eliciting even the simple probabilities which are necessary for subsequent recomposition. We conclude by proposing some solutions to these elicitation problems which should help ensure that probability judgements of increased validity are available to those attempting to capture subjective assessments for input into decision support systems.
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    A hybrid expert system for investment advising (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: Investor is an investment advising hybrid expert system which incorporates two of the most powerful techniques developed in artificial intelligence, the connectionist and the logic programming paradigms, in a unified model. Investor employs a neural network model to detect the interest rate trends and a rule-based component to classify the user into the appropriate investor model. The investor model and the interest rate information are then used by the knowledge base to infer the appropriate investment strategy. Genetic algorithms and classifier systems were employed to train and configure the architecture of Investor's neural network component.
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    News (1994)
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    Application of artificial neural networks for filtering, smoothing and prediction for a biochemical process (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: The applicability of feed-forward neural networks for filtering, smoothing and prediction for processes is illustrated in this paper, exemplified by a simulated biochemical process. Filtering, smoothing and prediction are valuable for noisy processes and most of the standard techniques need some knowledge about the process or a model of the process. Artificial neural networks provide a good alternative to the conventional filters and do not need a model of the process. The inputs to the networks were one or more state variables with delayed measurements; the networks calculate the noise-free estimates of the variables. The Levenberg-Marquardt method was used to train the neural networks by minimising the sum of squares of the residuals. The results of filtering, smoothing and prediction were reasonably accurate. Linear activation functions were found to be adequate for most purposes. This is due to the fact that the non-linearity of the process is not very strong in the region of state space considered.
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    When does VR need a big machine (or when will a PC do)? (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0394.1994.tb00324.x
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    WCCI‘94: It's a fuzzy world out there (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0394.1994.tb00325.x
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    The virtual culture: can culture and technology really converge? (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Superscape VRT (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    News (1994)
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    An exploratory study of two KA methods (1994)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: Empirical research into knowledge acquisition (KA) issues is important in the effort to improve the productivity of expert system developers. From an experimental perspective, the few studies that have been reported suffer from certain control and measurement difficulties. Here we conduct a study to demonstrate the feasibility of a new KA experimental strategy. The results of this study partially confirm and partially question results of earlier KA experiments.
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    Book Review (1994)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in this article:Neural Networks: Current Applications, P.G.J. Lisboa (Ed.)
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    MAPS: a language for multi-agent system design (1994)
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    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Notes: Abstract: A language for multi-agent system design (MAPS) is presented and discussed in this paper. Any agent in MAPS is thought of as an expert system standing on its own. It can communicate through synchronous and asynchronous message sending. Dedicated behaviours are provided which specify how incoming messages are processed. Inter-agent cooperation is controlled via production rules. Two pre-defined agent classes are provided, which are given specific problem-solving roles: Knowledge Server (KS) agents are meant to maintain and transmit knowledge about problem-solving states, while Knowledge Processor (KP) agents are meant to process these elements in order to progress towards a solution. The duality between agent and resource modelling levels on the one hand and between KS and KP modelling styles on the other is shown to allow the specification of various control strategies. The environment is currently running on HP, SUN and DEC workstations.
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    Human resource management expert systems technology (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: This paper provides human resource managers with important guidelines when applying expert systems to human resource domains, by reviewing system characteristics, potential benefits and limitations, and appropriate domains to be selected, based on the literature. Structural and procedural aspects of expert systems development in human resource management (represented by a wheel model) and problem descriptions of each expert system respectively are important research results in this paper. We also show semantic networks or semantic nets used for a knowledge representation methodology on such major human resource management activities as human resource planning, recruiting, compensation and labor-management relations. Knowledge representation is a key component in the development stages of expert systems.
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    Preventing terminal decline in Poland (1994)
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    Expert systems 11 (1994), S. 0 
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    Three levels of benefits in expert systems (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: This paper is not about knowledge representation, nor knowledge structures, nor knowledge elicitation, nor even expert systems methodology. It is about the use of expert systems in their working context. Little has been written about the usage of expert systems from a theoretical point of view. What has been written from a practitioner's point of view often lacks structure, and thus can make only minor contributions to understanding and predicting the usage of expert systems.In an attempt to fill this gap, this paper proposes a model of benefits of expert systems. The model has three levels and benefits of various kinds are classified into three types. The paper presents a deductive argument for the model, rather than an inductive one, since full empirical studies have yet to be carried out. However, a case study is outlined that indicates the applicability of the model.
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    A new kind of pRAM (1994)
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    Getting to grips with arrears: ‘data mining’ systems at the Leeds (1994)
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    Shake-up in the constraints industry (1994)
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    Ilog and Bull combine on constraints (1994)
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    Book Review (1994)
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    Notes: Annabel Beerel, Ellis Horwood, 1993
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    Virtuosi, virtual collaboration project (1994)
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    IF/Prolog returns with SNI (1994)
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    Leak detection club (1994)
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    Intelligent manufacturing from Hoskyns (1994)
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    Applications (1994)
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    Development tools (1994)
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    Neural networks (1994)
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    Virtual reality (1994)
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    Publications (1994)
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    Company news (1994)
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    A fuzzy, knowledge-based decision support tool for production operations management (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: Production operations managers frequently have to make decisions based on vague, imprecise knowledge. Any software tool developed to aid their decision making needs to take into account the approximate nature of the information available to them and the inexact knowledge to which individual facts are applied. Much of this knowledge is expressed as vague, linguistic articulations. A convenient framework for dealing with such approximate knowledge is fuzzy logic and fuzzy set theory. As a specific example, a system was developed for providing decision support in the Just-in-Time area of production operations management.
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    Experiences with an expert systems prototyping methodology (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: Although the benefits of knowledge-based expert systems (ES) and experiences with the methods, techniques and tools employed in knowledge engineering have been extensively reported, less is known about experiences with development and development methodologies. Although ES development is frequently associated with prototyping, a growing number of specific development methodologies have been proposed and are in use. Using information on four development projects at General Electric Industrial and Power Systems, this paper reports on the use of a variation of a prototyping methodology. It identifies some of the advantages, disadvantages and effects of using this approach to development. It raises a number of issues that future ES development methodologies will have to address.
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    Object/rule integration in CLIPS (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: This paper gives a brief overview of the C Language Integrated Production System (CLIPS) with a focus on the object-oriented features. The advantages of an object data representation over the traditional working memory element (WME), i.e. facts, are discussed and the implementation of the Rete inference algorithm in CLIPS is presented in detail. A few methods for achieving pattern-matching on objects with the current inference engine are given and, finally, the paper examines the modifications necessary to the Rete algorithm to allow direct object pattern-matching.
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    Involving users in expert system development (1994)
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    Notes: Abstract: The ultimate criterion of success for interactive expert systems is that they will be used, and used to effect, by individuals other than the system developers. A key ingredient of success in most systems is involving users in the specification and development of systems as they are being built. However, until recently, system designers have paid little attention to ascertaining user needs and to developing systems with corresponding functionality and appropriate interfaces to match those requirements. Although the situation is beginning to change, many developers do not know how to go about involving users, or else tackle the problem in an inadequate way. This paper discusses the need for user involvement and considers why many developers are still not involving users in an optimal way. It looks at the different ways in which users can be involved in the development process and describes how to select appropriate techniques and methods for studying users. Finally, it discusses some of the problems inherent in involving users in expert system development, and recommends an approach which incorporates both ethnographic analysis and formal user testing.
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    Genetic algorithms at Channel 4 (1994)
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    AI is dead; long live AI (1994)
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    The DTI Workshop, 10 November 1993 (1994)
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    Book Review (1994)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in this article:Fuzzy Logic for the Management of Uncertainty, Lotfi Zadeh & Janusz Kacprzyk (Eds.) John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1992, ISBN 0-471-54799-9
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    News (1994)
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    TEN YEARS OF COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE (1994)
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    WORD ORDER VARIATION AND TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMAR (1994)
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    Notes: In many head-final languages such as German, Hindi, Japanese, and Korean, but also in some other languages such as Russian, arguments of a verb can occur in any order. Furthermore, arguments can occur outside of their clause (“long-distance scrambling”). Long-distance scrambling presents a challenge both to linguistic theory and to formal frameworks for linguistic description because it is very unconstrained: in a given sentence, there is no bound on the number of elements that can be scrambled nor on the distance over which each element can scramble. We discuss two formal frameworks related to tree-adjoining grammar. First, we show how scrambling facts from Korean can be handled by nonlocal multicomponent TAG (MC-TAG). Then, we argue that overt vWt-movement in German makes this analysis unattractive, and suggest a new version of MC-TAG, called V-TAG, which can handle both Korean and German word order variation. Interestingly, this new version has more attractive computational properties than nonlocal MC-TAG. We conclude that this formalism is an attractive basis for the development of psycholinguistic processing models and practical parsers alike.
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    A NEW AUTOMATON MODEL FOR TAGS: 2-SA (1994)
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    Notes: In this paper, we introduce and define a new class of automata (pushdown automata with n stacks, abbreviated as n-SA). The ultimate aim is to give a new characterization of LCRFL, the class of languages accepted by a linear context-free rewriting system (LCFRS). In particular, we introduce 2-SA as a new automaton model for tree-adjoining grammars (TAG). In the simplest cases (0-SA and 1-SA), the languages that are accepted by the automata are the regular and context-free languages respectively. A more complex case is the case of a 2-SA which accepts TALs. The n-SA creates an infinite hierarchy of languages and it seems that this hierarchy corresponds to others in the class LCFRL. The 2-SA corresponds closely to the EPDA (embedded pushdown automaton, an automaton model equivalent to TAGs). Unlike the EPDA, which allows push operations “below the top stack,” an n-SA allows push and pop operations only on the top of their (multiple) stacks. So n-SA trade simpler operations against an also simpler but expanded storage structure.
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    LINEAR ITERATED PUSHDOWNS (1994)
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    Notes: This paper discusses variants of nondeterministic one-way S-automata and context-free S-grammars where S is a storage type. The framework that these systems provide can be used to give alternative formulations of embedded pushdown automata and linear indexed grammars. The embedded pushdown automata is obtained by means of a linear version of a class of storage types called iterated pushdowns. Linear indexed grammar is obtained by using the pushdown storage type and restricting the way in which the grammar uses its storage.
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    RECOGNITION CAN BE HARDER THAN PARSING (1994)
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    Notes: The work presented here attempts to bring out some fundamental concepts that underlie some known parsing algorithms, usually called chart or dynamic programming parsers, in the hope of guiding the design of similar algorithms for other formalisms that could be considered for describing the “surface” syntax of languages. The key idea is that chart parsing is essentially equivalent to a simple construction of the intersection of the language (represented by its grammar) with a regular set containing only the input sentence to be parsed (represented by a finite state machine). The resulting grammar for that intersection is precisely what is usually called a shared forest: it represents all parses of a syntactically ambiguous sentence. Since most techniques for processing ill-formed input can be modeled by considering a nonsingleton regular set of input sentences, we can expect to generalize these ill-formed input processing techniques to all parsers describable with our approach.
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    HEAD-CORNER PARSING FOR TAG (1994)
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    Notes: This paper describes a bidirectional head-corner parser for (unification-based versions of) lexicalized tree-adjoining grammars.
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    INCREMENTAL PARSING WITH LD/TLP-TAGS (1994)
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    Notes: A main purpose of natural language systems (NL-systems) is the simulation of human speech behavior, which divides into generation and analysis, in all kinds of situations. Humans process natural language in an incremental style, which means that sentences are generated or analyzed in a piecemeal fashion. Observations show that there are bidirectional dependencies between these processes. During parsing, hypotheses for the continuation of an utterance may be generated. During generation, the output may be parsed in order to detect ambiguities. This paper presents a two-level incremental parsing algorithm for LD/TLP-TAGs on the basis of Earley's context-free parser. LD/TLP-TAG is a new extension for TAG that increases the descriptive power of the formalism without changing its generative power. Elementary rules are split into local dominance description (LD) and linear precedence rules (TLP) allowing for generalizations of ordering constraints. The presented algorithm is used within an anticipation feedback loop for the incremental syntactic generator TAG-GEN.
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    LOGICAL EMBEDDED PUSH-DOWN AUTOMATA IN TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMAR PARSING (1994)
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    Notes: This paper extends the “parsing as deduction” approach to tree-adjoining grammars by showing how a TAG recognition problem can be reduced to a Datalog deduction problem, and presents an SLD selection rule that makes the proof search correspond to a top-down parse using the original grammar. Just as in the DCG extension of context-free grammars, this approach permits nodes to be labeled with firsl-order terms (rather than only atomic symbols). Finally the paper discusses implementation matters, and describes how the control rule can be efficiently implemented in Prolog.
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    NOMINAL STRUCTURES AND STRUCTURAL RECURSION (1994)
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    Notes: It is possible within tree-adjoining grammar to reproduce many of the syntactic analyses originally formulated by linguists in transformational terms. To the extent that these analyses are well motivated empirically, this fact makes TAG interesting for use in developing computational learning and processing models (Joshi 1990; Frank 1992; Rambow 1994), since the use of other nontransformational formalisms sometimes forces choices of linguistic description different from those ordinarily made by descriptive syntacticians. Thus, using TAG, one can take advantage in the construction of parsers and learners of the computational tractability of a mathematically restrictive formalism without having to reinvent empirical syntax in order to do so. At the same time, TAG analyses are not identical in every detail to their transformational counterparts; and it is interesting to compare them where they diverge. The differences arise because of a fundamental difference in the way that syntactic recursion is treated in the two frameworks. In TAG, recursive structures are generated by composing elementary syntactic objects, with the result that recursion is factored apart from the representation of local syntactic dependencies. By contrast, in transformational grammar, as in many other frameworks, recursive structure and local dependencies are represented together in a single, full representation of a complex sentence. Because of this difference in the treatment of recursion, it often turns out, when TAG is used to emulate a transformational analysis, that the TAG version has advantages, of both elegance and empirical coverage, over the original. This paper is a demonstration in a new empirical domain, that of nominal constructions, of the advantages of TAG-based syntax. By presenting a linguistically detailed account of these constructions and showing the advantages of using TAG to analyze them, we strengthen the case for the use of mathematically constrained and computationally tractable representational systems in competence-based as well as in computational linguistics.
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    LEFT TO RIGHT PARSING OF LEXICALIZED TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: This paper presents an algorithm (a parser) for analyzing sentences according to grammatical constraints expressed in the framework of lexicalized tree-adjoining grammar. For the current grammars of English, the algorithm behaves much better and requires much less time than its worst-case complexity. The main objective of this work is to design a practical parser whose average-case complexity is much superior to its worst case. Most of the previous methods always required the worst-case complexity. The algorithm can be used in two modes. As a recognizer it outputs whether the input sentence is grammatically correct or not. As a parser it outputs a detailed analysis of the grammatically correct sentences. As sentences are read from left to right, information about possible continuations of the sentence is computed. In this sense, the algorithm is called a predictive left to right parser. This feature reduces the average time required to process a given sentence. In the worst case, the parser requires an amount of time proportional to G2n6 for a sentence of n words and for a lexicalized tree-adjoining grammar of size G. The worst-case complexity is only reached with pathological (not naturally occurring) grammars and inputs.
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    LL(k)-PARSING OF COUPLED-CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: Coupled-context-free grammars are a natural generalization of context-free grammars obtained by combining nonterminals to corresponding parentheses which can only be substituted simultaneously. Refering to the generative capacity of the grammars we obtain an infinite hierarchy of languages that comprises the context-free languages as the first and all the languages generated by TAGs as the second element. Here, we present a generalization of the context-free LL(k)-notion onto coupled-context-free grammars, which leads to a characterization of subclasses of coupled-context-free grammars–and in this way of TAGs as well–which can be parsed in linear time. The parsing procedure described works incrementally so that it can be used for on-line parsing of natural language. Examples show that important elements of the tree-adjoining languages can be generated by LL(k)-coupled-context-free grammars.
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    A SEMANTIC HEAD-DRIVEN GENERATION SYSTEM FOR FEATURE STRUCTURE TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: This paper describes a natural language generation system developed for a spoken language translation system. Our system employs Feature-structure-based Tree Adjoining Grammar (FTAG) for generation knowledge representation. Each elementary tree of our grammar is paired with a semantic feature structure which is consistent with semantics defined in Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar. Feature structures attached to nodes of elementary trees are unrestricted. Thus our formalism allows HPSG style phrase structure description as well as TAG style description. The advantage of our generation knowledge representation is the ability of incorporating HPSG style “core” grammar and TAG style case-based grammar.The system generates a syntactic tree by combining elementary trees so as to satisfy an input semantic structure. The generation algorithm is an application of a semantic head-driven generation. To carry out an adjoining operation. an elementary tree with an adjunction node is dynamically split at the adjunction node during generation.
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    ABDUCTION and EXPLANATION-BASED LEARNING: CASE STUDIES IN DIVERSE DOMAINS (1994)
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    Notes: This paper presents a knowledge-based learning method and reports on case studies in different domains. The method integrates abduction and explanation-based learning. Abduction provides an improved method for constructing explanations. The improvement enlarges the set of examples that can be explained so that one can learn from additional examples using traditional explanation-based macro learning. Abduction also provides a form of knowledge level learning. Descriptions of case studies show how to set up abduction engines for tasks in particular domains. The case studies involve over a hundred examples taken from diverse domains requiring logical, physical, and psychological knowledge and reasoning. The case studies are relevant to a wide range of practical tasks including natural language understanding and plan recognition; qualitative physical reasoning and postdiction; diagnosis and signal interpretation; and decision making under uncertainty. The descriptions of the case studies include an example, its explanation, and discussions of what is learned by macro-learning and by abductive inference. The paper discusses how to provide and represent the domain knowledge and meta-knowledge needed for abduction and search control. The main conclusion is that abductive inference is important for learning. Abduction and macro-learning are complementary and synergistic.
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    METABANK: A KNOWLEDGE-BASE OF METAPHORIC LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS (1994)
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    Notes: The frequent and conventional use of nonliteral language has been a major stumbling block for natural language processing systems since the early machine translation efforts. Metaphor, metonymy, and indirect speech acts are among the most troublesome phenomena. Recent computational efforts addressing these problems have taken an approach that emphasizes the use of systematic knowledge about nonliteral language conventions. We are currently engaged in an effort to supply this knowledge in the case of conventional metaphor. We are constructing MetaBank: an empirically derived and theoretically motivated knowledge-base of English metaphorical conventions. This article describes our three-part approach to the construction of MetaBank: the collection of on-line textual resources and databases of linguistic generalizations, the development of a methodology for analyzing these resources, and the construction of a knowledge-base based on the preceding analyses.
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    CORRECTING REAL-WORD SPELLING ERRORS USING A MODEL OF THE PROBLEM-SOLVING CONTEXT (1994)
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    Notes: This paper explores the application of a rich model of pragmatic context to the problem of identifying and correcting real-word spelling errors. Results suggest that such a model can be useful for generating and ranking a list of possible corrections according to their contextual relevance. In the domain of expert consultation discourse, a mode! of pragmatic context must represent not only the user's domain plans, but also the problem-solving processes that explore alternative plans, refining and instantiating the intended plan, and the connections between those problem-solving moves and their resulting discourse manifestations. In the model presented, metaplans are used to represent these problem-solving and discourse levels, while heuristics that take into account the user's problem-solving strategies and world knowledge serve to rank the relative likelihood of different possible next queries. An implementation of this model has been used to suggest pragmatically coherent interpretations that can be matched against a partial parse of the input in order to generate possible corrections for real-word spelling errors.
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    A RESPONSE TO “BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE” (1994)
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    THE COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY OF THE UNIVERSAL RECOGNITION PROBLEM FOR PARALLEL MULTIPLE CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: A number of grammatical formalisms have been proposed to describe the syntax of natural languages, and the universal recognition problems for some of those classes of grammars have been studied. A universal recognition problem for a class Q of grammars is the one to decide, taking a grammar G ∈ G and a string ui as an input, whether G can generate w or not. In this paper, the computational complexities of the universal recognition problems for parallel multiple context-free grammars, multiple context-free grammars, and their subclasses are discussed.
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    SYNTAX OR SEMANTICS? HANDLING NONLOCAL DEPENDENCIES WITH MCTAGS OR SYNCHRONOUS TAGS (1994)
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    Notes: We show how multicomponent TAGs, although in their “local” version equivalent to “simple” TAGs, enable one to associate the derived structures with a richer set of derivations. This is especially useful for representing some nonlocal dependencies such as wh-extraction out of NP or extraposition, as soon as one interprets the derivation structures as representing the predicate-argument dependencies. However, there is a formal alternative in the formalism of synchronous TAGs that achieves a similar result, namely, that associates standard syntactic derivations with nonisomorphic semantic derivations, and relies on the latter to represent the dependency relations. We show that the latter treatment accounts for a different range of extraposition facts in French, where the relationship between the head noun and its extraposed dependent is a semantic one.Nous montrons comment les TAGs ensemblistes “locales” (MCTAGs), qui sont équivalentes aux TAGs simples, permettent ?associer aux structures syntaxiques dérivées un ensemble plus large de structures dérivationnelles. Cela est particulièrement utile pour la représentation des dépendances non locales qu'on observe dans les extractions hors du groupe nominal et les extrapositions, à partirdu moment oùľon interprète les arbres de dérivation comme représentant les relations de dépendance. II existe toutefois une autre possibilityé dans le cadre des TAGs synchrones qui associe aux dérivations syntaxiques standard des dérivations sémantiques non isomorphes et interprète les relations de dépendance en se basant sur ces dernières. Nous montrons que cette deuxième possibilityé est mieux adaptée pour des cas ?extraposition en français où la relation de dépendance entre le nom těte et ľélément extraposé est ?ordre sémantique.
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    PREDICTIVE LEFT-TO-RIGHT PARSING OF A RESTRICTED VARIANT OF TAG(LD/LP) (1994)
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    Notes: By means of a factorization of linear precedence (LP) information in tree-adjoining grammar (TAG), the possibility to capture syntactic generalizations can be enhanced, especially with respect to languages which exhibit relative free word-order. In TAG(LD/LP) LP-information is factorized in a way reminiscent of the ID/LP format of CFGs. However, in contrast to its context-free counterpart, in TAG(LD/LP) entanglement of constituents is allowed by admitting not only the permutation of sister nodes, but also of non-sister nodes in a structural description. In this paper a generalization of the predictive left-to-right parser for TAG is presented which is able to handle a restricted variant of TAG(LD/LP), which allows the permutation of sister nodes and non-sister nodes within elementary structures, the basic building blocks of TAG(LD/LP).
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    TOWARD AN INTEGRATED GENERATION APPROACH WITH TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: Natural-language generation has gained importance since AI systems have become more sophisticated and canned text can no longer serve the elaborate communicative tasks in such a system. In this paper, suggestions are presented to apply uniformly the formalism of tree-adjoining grammar (TAG) for all tasks of natural-language generation. Up to now plan-based systems have been preferred for most of the processing during generation. Since the individual tasks of natural-language generation are very different and complex; for example, the determination of the propositional structure of a text is described using the TAG formalism–extended by constraints and feature descriptions (UCTAC). Nevertheless, this paper proposes basic ideas for the generalization of applying a grammar formalism to natural-language generation in order to build an overall integrated system for natural-language generation. Finally, advantages of such a uniform model are discussed.
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    AN EVALUATION OF THE TEMPORAL COHERENCE HEURISTIC IN PARTIAL-ORDER PLANNING (1994)
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    Notes: This paper presents an evaluation of a heuristic for partial-order planning, known as temporal coherence. The temporal coherence heuristic was proposed by Drummond and Currie as a method to improve the efficiency of partial-order planning without losing the ability to find a solution (i.e., completeness). It works by using a set of domain constraints to prune away plans that do not “make sense,” or are temporally incoherent. Our analysis shows that, while intuitively appealing, temporal coherence can only be applied to a very specific implementation of a partial-order planner and still maintain completeness. Furthermore, the heuristic does not always improve planning efficiency; in some cases, its application can actually degrade the efficiency of planning dramatically. To understand when the heuristic will work well, we conducted complexity analysis and empirical tests. Our results show that temporal coherence works well when strong domain constraints exist that significantly reduce the search space, when the number of subgoals is small, when the plan size is not too large, and when it is inexpensive to check each domain constraint.
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    DEFAULT LOGICS: A UNIFIED VIEW (1994)
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    Notes: Default logic has been introduced for handling reasoning with incomplete knowledge. It has been widely studied, and various definitions have been proposed for it. Most of the variants have been defined by means of fixed points of some operator. We propose here another approach, which is based on a study of the way in which general rules with exceptions, used in a default reasoning process, can contradict one another. We then isolate sets of noncontradicting rules, as large as possible in order to exploit as much information as possible, and construct, for each of these sets of rules, the set of conclusions that can be deduced from it. We show that our framework encompasses most of the existing variants of default logic, allowing those variants to be compared from a knowledge representation point of view. Our approach also enables us to provide an operational definition of extensions in some interesting cases. Proof-theoretical and semantical aspects are investigated.
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    PREFACE (1994)
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    PHILOSOPHY AS ENGINEERING (1994)
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    USING UTAGS FOR INCREMENTAL AND PARALLEL GENERATION (1994)
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    Notes: Exploiting an incremental and parallel processing scheme is useful to improve the performance of natural language generation systems. TAG-GEN is a TAG-based syntactic generator that realizes both principles. It is shown how the demands of incremental and parallel generation influence the definition, the design, and the processing of syntactic rules on the basis of tree-adjoining grammars.
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    LEARNING BAYESIAN BELIEF NETWORKS: AN APPROACH BASED ON THE MDL PRINCIPLE (1994)
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    Notes: A new approach for learning Bayesian belief networks from raw data is presented. The approach is based on Rissanen's minimal description length (MDL) principle, which is particularly well suited for this task. Our approach does not require any prior assumptions about the distribution being learned. In particular, our method can learn unrestricted multiply-connected belief networks. Furthermore, unlike other approaches our method allows us to trade off accuracy and complexity in the learned model. This is important since if the learned model is very complex (highly connected) it can be conceptually and computationally intractable. In such a case it would be preferable to use a simpler model even if it is less accurate. The MDL principle offers a reasoned method for making this trade-off. We also show that our method generalizes previous approaches based on Kullback cross-entropy. Experiments have been conducted to demonstrate the feasibility of the approach.
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    THE SCOPE OF DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS IN QUALITATIVE REASONING (1994)
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    Notes: Dimensional analysis, traditionally used in physics and engineering to identify quantitative relationships, has recently been applied to qualitative reasoning of physical systems. We illustrate some problems of this approach. In the light of this, we reexamine the fundamentals of dimensional analysis in order to more precisely characterize its scope and limitations as a tool in qualitative reasoning. We also explore its relationship to state equation representations of physical systems. In particular, we describe its value in providing a set of constraints to reduce the ambiguity that bedevils qualitative reasoning schemes. We argue that dimensional analysis should not be seen as a substitute for knowledge about the physics but rather a supplement to other sources of knowledge.
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    REASONING WITH BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE–A THREE-LEVEL THEORY (1994)
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    Notes: We address the problem of reasoning in cases when knowledge bases containing background knowledge are understood not as sets of formulas (rules and facts) but as collections of partially ordered theories. In our system, the usual, two-part logical structures, consisting of a metalevel and an object level, are augmented by a third level–a referential level. The referential level is a partially ordered collection of theories; it encodes background knowledge. As usual, current situations are described on the object level, and the metalevel is a place for rules that can eliminate some of the models permitted by the object level and the referential level. As a logic of reasoning the system generalizes the standard model of a rational agent: deducing actions and deriving new information about the world from a logical theory–its knowledge base. It is a natural logical system in which priorities on the possible readings of predicates, not special rules of inference, are the main source of nonmonotonicity. We introduce a theory forming operator PT(x) to exploit the priorities, and we investigate its basic logical properties. Then we show how such a system can be augmented by metarules. Although this paper concentrates on basic logical properties of the new theory, this formalism has already been applied to model a number of natural language phenomena such as the notion of text coherence, Gricean maxims, vagueness, and a few others. The paper also briefly compares it with the model of background knowledge of CYC, as proposed by Lenat and Guha.
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    BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE (1994)
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    ON ACCEPTING ACCEPTANCE (1994)
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    JUSTIFICATION, PROBABILITY, AND CONSISTENCY (1994)
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    COMMENTARY ON KYBURG (1994)
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    HEDGING ACCEPTANCE (1994)
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    KYBURGIAN ACCEPTANCE: A REJECTION, HEDGED (1994)
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    LOGIC, SCIENCE, AND ENGINEERING (1994)
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    CONTRIBUTION TO THE DISCUSSION OF HENRY E. KYBURG, JR.'S “BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE” (1994)
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    KYBURG AND VOLKSWAGENS (1994)
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    BELIEVING ON THE BASIS OF EVIDENCE: ANSWER TO KYBURG'S PAPER (1994)
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    EVIDENCE, BELIEF, AND INFERENCE (1994)
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    RESTRICTING THE WEAK-GENERATIVE CAPACITY OF SYNCHRONOUS TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: The formalism of synchronous tree-adjoining grammars, a variant of standard tree-adjoining grammars (TAG), was intended to allow the use of TAGs for language transduction in addition to language specification. In previous work, the definition of the transduction relation defined by a synchronous TAG was given by appeal to an iterative rewriting process. The rewriting definition of derivation is problematic in that it greatly extends the expressivity of the formalism and makes the design of parsing algorithms difficult if not impossible. We introduce a simple, natural definition of synchronous tree-adjoining derivation, based on isomorphisms between standard tree-adjoining derivations, that avoids the expressivity and implementability problems of the original rewriting definition. The decrease in expressivity, which would otherwise make the method unusable, is offset by the incorporation of an alternative definition of standard tree-adjoining derivation, previously proposed for completely separate reasons, thereby making it practical to entertain using the natural definition of synchronous derivation. Nonetheless, some remaining problematic cases call for yel more flexibility in the definition; the isomorphism requirement may have to be relaxed. It remains for future research to rune the exact requirements on the allowable mappings.
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    OBTAINING TREES FROM THEIR DESCRIPTIONS: AN APPLICATION TO TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS (1994)
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    Notes: Partial descriptions are sets of constraints which do not necessarily determine a unique object. Two related issues arise when objects arc specified by partial descriptions. The first asks whether a given partial description is satisfied by any object. The second seeks to produce, from a satisfiable description, an appropriate representative of those objects which satisfy it (where the notion of appropriate is defined by the circumstances in which the partial descriptions are employed). We explore these issues in the context of two recent proposals utilizing partial descriptions of trees in the area of tree-adjoining grammars. One involves the use of descriptions of trees in reinterpreting TAGs as a constraint-based formalism. In the other these descriptions are the basis of a compact representation of lexicalized TAG grammars. In this context, what counts as an appropriate representative of the set of trees which satisfy a description is a tree in that set which is minimal in the sense that every other tree in the set can be derived from it by adjunction. A partial description for which there is a unique such minimal tree will be called a quasi-tree. Our work provides precise foundations for the use of descriptions of trees in these proposals. We formalize the notions of partial descriptions of trees and of quasi-trees, and using this, provide a mechanism which derives, from an arbitrary description, an equivalent set of quasi-trees. The description is satisfiable iff that set of quasi-trees is nonempty. We then provide a second mechanism which constructs the unique minimal trees satisfying these quasi-trees. Thus these mechanisms decide our issues in a strong way–they resolve any description into an equivalent set of descriptions which have unambiguous representative trees, and produce, from that set of descriptions, those representative trees. Such mechanisms are presupposed by the LTAG proposal, but are provided in a complete form for the first time here.
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    Community economic development networks: A grassroots leadership challenge (1994)
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    Notes: Communities of all sizes now have the ability to gain access to theInternet for minimal costs. Access to the Internet has created a kind ofglobal "infomarketplacerdquo; by making business information and expertadvice readily available. Communities can take advantage of thislow-cost accessibility to spur local economic development andentrepreneurship through collaboration with experts. Communities needto consider what level of Internet connectivity best meets their needs,in view of the cost/benefit ratio of Internet access. Issues andbarriers to be dealt with include profit motives, teleliteracy, andtechnofear.
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    NCSA Mosaic: A Global Hypermedia System (1994)
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    Notes: This paper reports on an Internet-based system for hypermediainformation discovery and retrieval and wide-area distributedasynchronous collaboration designed and built at the National Center forSupercomputing Applications (NCSA). The system, called NCSA Mosaic,integrates cleanly into existing Internet protocols, formats, datasources, and environments, and provides powerful new capabilities forusing and sharing information across the Internet.
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    Networked information in France, 1993: The internet's future (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 18-30 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: The French are becoming world leaders in networked information. The keyto this development is the immediate access to the general publicprovided by their national Minitel system. New networked libraries arebeing built, existing libraries are going online, and the crisis-riddenFrench publishing industry is looking to networked information for itssalvation. The French approach to networking offers interesting lessonsfor the Internet, not least because the French approach may ultimatelybe considered more attractive than the Internet's for developingnetworked information in Asia and elsewhere
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798812
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    InfoMall: an innovative strategy for high-performance computing and communications applications development (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 31-44 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: InfoMall is a program led by the Northeast Parallel Architectures Centerfeaturing a partnership of approximately twenty-four organizations witha plan for accelerating development of the High-Performance Computingand Communications (HPCC) software and systems industry. HPCC is acritical technology where the United States has clear internationalleadership and which will have unprecedented impact on industry,education, society, and defense. The communications component of HPCC iscritical to developing HPCC products. Acceptance of HPCC by thesereal-world sectors has been delayed by the extremely hard problem ofHPCC software development. InfoMall employs a novel technologydevelopment strategy involving closely linked programs in technologyextraction and certification, software development, marketing,education, and training, economic development, and small businesssupport. The process is constructured and explained by analogy to afull-service set of stores in a shopping mall.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798821
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    Assessing US Government bulletin boards: problems, policy issues and recommendations (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 45-63 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: Federal government agencies increasingly use electronic bulletin boardtechnology as a means of providing access to and dissemination ofelectronic government information. This paper identifies and analyzesexisting government bulletin boards (BBSs). It also assesses the typesof information available to information users on the BBSs as well as thecost and technological access issues involved in federal agency use ofBBSs. Furthermore, the paper presents a typology of bulletin boards.Finally, it discusses information policy implications resulting from BBSdevelopment, especially with regard to access and dissemination ofelectronic government information. These "new" access mechanisms areoften-times difficult to use, are poorly deployed and operated, and mayserve to limit access to some types of government information.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798830
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    The Clinton electronic communications project: An experiment in electronic democracy (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 64-70 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: The Clinton Electronic Communications Project is the successor to theClinton campaign's e-mail program. The object of the work reported herewas to determine to which White House material posted to the Internet ismore current and comprehensive than information available through moretraditional sources.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798849
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    The CICNet rural datafication project: Extending network access and services (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 71-74 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: The past year has seen increased effort across the country to expandnetworking services in rural areas. This note describes the "ruraldatafication" activities that CICNet, a regional network in the midwest,is currently pursuing.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798858
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    Leadership Strategies for Networked Enterprises: A Personal Perspective (1994)
    Bingley : Emerald
    Internet research 4 (1994), S. 23-29 
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    ISSN: 1066-2243
    Source: Emerald Fulltext Archive Database 1994-2005
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: A rapidly expanding number of organizations have begun to usehigh-performance, completely digital networks, like the Internet, tocoordinate activities and to develop products and services that servevery wide geographic areas. Now, primarily as a result of the ClintonAdministration's National Information Infrastructure initiative, theentire nation has begun to buzz with talk of the whys, wherefores, andhow-tos of making this way to doing business the rule rather than theexception of twenty-first-century life and enterprise. This papersurveys the politics and economics of the contemporary networking scene,and presents four general stratgies for making progress in the currentclimate of great change and uncertainty.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10662249410798876
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