Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Volume 8

Volume 8, Number 1, January 1996

Eric Dietrich: Editorial AI, Situatedness, Creativity, and Intelligence; or the Evolution of the Little Hearing Bones. 1-6 BibTeX
Brahim Chaib-draa, P. Levesque: Hierarchical model and communication by signs, signals and symbols in multiagent environments. 7-20 BibTeX
Evelina Lamma, Paola Mello: An assumption-based truth maintenance system dealing with non-ground justifications. 21-42 BibTeX
Gerhard Weiss: An action-oriented perspective of learning in classifier systems. 43-62 BibTeX
Martin Zahn, Walter Hower: Backtracking along with constraint processing and their time complexities. 63-74 BibTeX
Eugene Santos Jr.: Unifying time and uncertainty for diagnosis. 75-94 BibTeX
Christopher D. Green: Fodor, functions, physics, and fantasyland: is AI a Mickey Mouse discipline? 95-106 BibTeX

Rom Harre: AI rules: okay? 109-120 BibTeX
Jozef Kelemen: A note on achieving low-level rationality from pure reactivity. 121-127 BibTeX
David G. Heath, Simon Kasif, S. Rao Kosaraju, Steven Salzberg, Gregory F. Sullivan: Learning nested concept classes with limited storage. 129-147 BibTeX
Barbara Hayes-Roth, Jan Eric Larsson: A domain-specific software architecture for a class of intelligent patient monitoring agents. 149-171 BibTeX
Fausto Giunchiglia, Enrico Giunchiglia, Tom Costello, Paolo Bouquet: Dealing with expected and unexpected obstacles. 173-190 BibTeX
Sukhamay Kundu, Jianhua Chen: A new class of theories for which circumscription can be obtained via the predicate completion. 191-205 BibTeX

Robert C. Mathews: Editorial The Right Stuff. 207-208 BibTeX
Valerie L. Shalin, Dennis A. Bertram: Functions of expertise in a medical intensive care unit. 209-227 BibTeX
Lia Di Bello: Providing multiple 'ways in' to expertise for learners with different backgrounds : When it works and what it suggests about adult cognitive development. 229-257 BibTeX
Robert C. Mathews, Irving M. Lane, Lewis G. Roussel, Mark S. Nagy, Dawn E. Haptonstahl, Drew B. Brock: Using conscious reflection, group processes, and AI to facilitate development of expertise. 259-276 BibTeX
Robert L. Campbell, Lia Di Bello: Studying human expertise: Beyond the binary paradigm. 277-291 BibTeX
Rattikorn Hewett: Using programming expertise for controlling software synthesis. 293-318 BibTeX
David B. Leake: Experience, introspection and expertise: Learning to refine the case-based reasoning process. 319-339 BibTeX
Michael J. Prietula, Steven S. Vicinanza, Tridas Mukhopadhyay: Software-effort estimation with a case-based reasoner. 341-363 BibTeX
Edgar A. Whitley: Confusion, social knowledge and the design of intelligent machines. 365-381 BibTeX
Selmer Bringsjord, Elizabeth Bringsjord: The case against AI from imagistic expertise. 383-397 BibTeX
Mark H. Bickhard, Robert L. Campbell: Developmental aspects of expertise: Rationality and generalization. 399-417 BibTeX