International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Volume 24

Volume 24, Number 1, 1986

Brian R. Gaines, Mildred L. G. Shaw: From Timesharing to the Sixth Generation: The Development of Human-Computer Interaction, Part I. 1-27
John Ewing, Simin Mehrabanzad, Scott Sheck, Daniel Ostroff, Ben Shneiderman: An Experimental Comparison of a Mouse and Arrow-Jump Keys for an Interactive Encyclopedia. 29-45
Christine L. Borgman: The User's Mental Model of an Information Retrieval System: An Experiment on a Prototype Online Catalog. 47-64
Bart Kosko: Fuzzy Cognitive Maps. 65-75
Darwyn R. Peachey, Gordon I. McCalla: Using Planning Techniques in Intelligent Tutoring Systems. 77-98

Brian R. Gaines, Mildred L. G. Shaw: Foundations of Dialog Engineering: The Development of Human-Computer Interaction, Part II. 101-123
Peretz Shoval: Comparison of Decision Support Strategies in Expert Consultation Systems. 125-139
Siegfried Gottwald, Witold Pedrycz: On the Suitability of Fuzzy Models: An Evaluation Through Fuzzy Integrals. 141-151
Alan Burns, J. Robinson: ADDS - A Dialogue Development System for the Ada Programming Language. 153-170
Anita L. Kamouri, Joseph Kamouri, Kirk H. Smith: Training by Exploration: Facilitating the Transfer of Procedural Knowledge Through Analogical Reasoning. 171-192

James A. Carter: A Taxonomy of User-Oriented Functions. 195-292
J. H. Johnson: Stars, Maximal Rectangles, Lattices: A New Perspective on Q-Analysis. 293-299
Jakob Nielsen: A Virtual Protocol Model for Computer-Human Interaction. 301-312

Andrew F. Monk: Mode Errors: A User-Centered Analysis and Some Preventative Measures Using Keying-Contingent Sound. 313-327
Christopher J. Dede: A Review and Synthesis of Recent Research in Intelligent Computer-Assisted Instruction. 329-353
Joel S. Greenstein, Lynn Y. Arnaut, Mark E. Revesman: An Empirical Comparison of Model-Based and Explicit Communication for Dynamic Human-Computer Task Allocation. 355-363
Joan M. Cherry: An Experimental Evaluation of Prefix and Postfix Notation in Command Language Syntax. 365-374
C. G. Leedham, Andy C. Downton: On-Line Recognition of Pitman's Handwritten Shorthand - An Evaluation of Potential. 375-393
P. N. Cowley: The Use of Q-Analysis and Q-Factor Weightings to Derive Clinical Psychiatric Syndromes. 395-407

Zdzislaw Pawlak, Krzysztof Slowinski, Roman Slowinski: Rough Classification of Patients After Highly Selective Vagotomy for Duodenal Ulcer. 413-433
Jurgen Pilgrim: On the Purpose and Analysis of EDP User Systems. 435-452
Attilio Giordana, Lorenza Saitta, Pietro Laface: Discrimination of Words in a Large Vocabulary Using Phonetic Descriptions. 453-473
Connie Loggia Ramsey, James A. Reggia, Dana S. Nau, Andrew Ferrentino: A Comparative Analysis of Methods for Expert Systems. 475-499

Brian R. Gaines: Editorial: Constructing User Interfaces. 501
A. A. Clarke: A Three-Level Human-Computer Interface Model. 503-517
David Gittins: Icon-Based Human-Computer Interaction. 519-543
J. N. J. Richards, H. E. Bez, D. T. Gittins, D. J. Cooke: On Methods for Interfaces Specification and Design. 545-568
Chris J. Hinde: Fuzzy Prolog. 569-595
Ernest A. Edmonds: Negative Knowledge Toward a Strategy for Asking in Logic Programming. 597-600
Andre Schappo, Ernest A. Edmonds: Support for Tentative Design: Incorporating the Screen Image, as a Graphical Object, into PROLOG. 601-609
John H. Connolly, Ernest A. Edmonds, J. J. Guzy, S. R. Johnson, A. Woodcock: Automatic Speech Recognition Based on Spectrogram Reading. 611-621
John H. Connolly: Testing Functional Grammar Placement Rules Using PROLOG. 623-632
A. Sharma, Stephen A. R. Scrivener: Constructing 3-D Object Models Using Multiple Simulated 2.5-D Sketches. 633-644
J. D. Waldern, A. Humrich, L. Cochrane: Studying Depth Cues in a Three-Dimensional Computer Graphics Workstation. 645-657
M. Roberts, H. Rahbari: A Multi-Purpose System for Alpha-Numeric Input to Computers via a Reduced Keyboard. 659-667