AI Magazine, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, Spring 1984

• David R. Barstow: A Perspective on Automatic Programming. 5-27
• Robert Wilensky: Talking to UNIX in English: An Overview of an On-Line UNIX Consultant. 29-39
• Nils J. Nilsson: Introduction to the COMTEX Microfiche Edition of the SRI Artificial Intelligence Center: Technical Notes. 41-52
• Kenneth M. Kahn: Partial Evaluation, Programming Methodology, and Artificial Intelligence. 53-57
• Jack Minker, Larry S. Davis: Artificial Intelligence Research at the University of Maryland. 59-63
• William Mann: Artificial Intelligence Research at the Information Sciences Institute. 65-69
• John B. Black: Book Review: The Architecture of Cognition. 71-72
• Richard Fikes: Minutes of the Fourth Annual Meeting of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence. 77
• Jack Minker: Alexander Lerner: A Biographical Sketch. 79-80

Volume 5, Number 2, Summer 1984

• Nils J. Nilsson: Artificial Intelligence, Employment, and Income. 5-14
• James D. Hollan, Edwin Hutchins, Louis Weitzman: STEAMER: An Interactive Inspectable Simulation-Based Training System. 15-27
• Kiyoshi Niwa, Koji Sasaki, Hirokazu Ihara: An Experimental Comparison of Knowledge Representation Schemes. 29-36
• Vincent J. Pecora Jr.: EXPRS: A Prototype Expert System Using Prolog for Data Fusion. 37-41
• Larry R. Harris: Experience with INTELLECT: Artificial Intelligence Technology Transfer. 43-50
• S. Jerrold Kaplan: The Industrialization of Artificial Intelligence: From By-Line to Bottom Line. 51-57
• Jon Doyle: Expert Systems Without Computers, or Theory and Trust in Artificial Intelligence. 59-63
• John R. Bourne: Artificial Intelligence Research at Vanderbilt University. 71-72

Volume 5, Number 3, Fall 1984

• John L. McCarthy: We Need Better Standards for Artificial Intelligence Research - President's Message. 7-8
• Peter E. Hart: Artificial Intelligence in Transition. 17-20
• John P. McDermott, Judith Bachant: R1 Revisited: Four Years in the Trenches. 21-32
• Allen Newell: Introduction to the COMTEX Microfiche Edition of Reports on Artificial Intelligence from Carnegie-Mellon University. 35-39
• John C. Kunz, Thomas P. Kehler, Michael D. Williams: Applications Development Using a Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Development System. 41-54
• Herbert E. Rauch: Probability Concepts for an Expert System Used for Data Fusion. 55-60
• Reid G. Smith: On the Development of Commercial Expert Systems. 61-73
• William J. Frawley, Shri K. Goyal: Artificial Intelligence Research at GTE Laboratories. 75-77
• Nancy Orlando, Kathy H. Abbott, James Rogers: Artificial Intelligence Research at NASA Langley Research Center. 79-80
• Lotfi A. Zadeh: Book Review: A Mathematical Theory of Evidence. 81-83

Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 1985

• William M. Chace: Intelligence, Artificial and Otherwise. 22-25
• Kenneth Wasserman: Physical Object Representation and Generalization: A Survey of Programs for Semantic-Based Natural Language Processing. 28-42
• Edward M. Dickson: Comparing Artificial Intelligence and Genetic Engineering: Commercialization Lessons. 44-47
• Gordon I. McCalla, Nick Cercone: Artificial Intelligence in Canada: A Review. 50-58
• Pierre Bierre: The Professor's Challenge. 60-70
• William A. Gale, Daryl Pregibon: Artificial Intelligence Research in Statistics. 72-75
• Stephen Polit: R1 and Beyond: AI Technology Transfer at Digital Equipment Corporation. 76-78
• David R. Barstow: Artificial Intelligence at Schlumberger. 80-82
• William J. Clancey: Book Review: A Practical Guide to Designing Expert Systems. 84-86