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Article Index Volume 9- 1995
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Article Index - Volume 9
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Review: XpertRule | Creswick, M. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 39 | Review of XpertRule, a knowledge based systems generator |
Vendor's Forum: NeuroSolutions | Principe, J. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 49 | A look at NeuroSolutions, an OO NN shell |
Cybernautica: Return of the Test Pattern | Berghel, H. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 35 | How test patterns are making their return on the internet |
Groupware: Reconnecting with Human Intelligence | Rasmus, D. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 27 | Exploring the ramifications of Groupware connections |
Logic Programming and Natural Language | Schmuller, J. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 23 | Conclusion to series on Definite Clause Grammar |
Intelligent Business Applications | Rapaport, J. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 20 | First in a series exploring companies that use AI to meet corporate challenges |
Virtual Reality and Real Business | Blanchard, D. | 9.6 | Nov/Dec '95 | 16 | How and why virtual reality has jumped from video games to the business world |
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Review: Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server 3.3 | Sehmi, A. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 27 | Review of Amzi Prolog + Logic Server 3.3 |
Interview: Celia Wolf | Hengl, T. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 30 | Interview with Celia Wolf, President and CEO of Gold Hill Inc. |
Cybernautica: The Art and Science of Cyberspace | Berghel, H. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 22 | The change in cyberspace from technology to art |
Creativity and Tools | Rasmus, D. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 29 | Conclusion of a series about interaction between people and computers & the creative process |
Source Code Control in A Smalltalk Environment | Pitts, D. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 34 | How to face the challenges that come up when you build OO applications |
Speaker Verification | Markowitz, J. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 24 | Exploring new frontiers in computer security using voice recognition |
The OPS Languages | Forgy, C. | 9.5 | Sept/Oct '95 | 16 | The history and continued evolution of languages that helped to build AI |
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Review: LEVEL5 OBJECT | Creswick, M. | 9.4 | Jul/Aug '95 | 39 | LEVEL5 OBJECT 3.6, a Windows development tool from Information Builders |
Cybernautica | Berghel, H. | 9.4 | Jul/Aug '95 | 34 | Reflections on Electronic Mail |
Expert Systems Through Visualization | Harriger, A. | 9.4 | Jul/Aug '95 | 26 | How to use a visually oriented ES development tool to train knowledge engineers |
Creativity and Tools | Rasmus, D. | 9.4 | Jul/Aug '95 | 23 | Examining computer simulations of creativity, second in a three-part series |
A Rule Base for Tax Planning | Davine, J. | 9.4 | Jul/Aug '95 | 16 | How to represent tax code rules that pertain to complex ownership structures |
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Review: NeuralWare's Predict | Rapaport, J. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 40 | NeuralWare's Predict, a program that makes NN technology available to everyone |
Review: C/S ELEMENTS | Haggerty, S. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 26 | C/S ELEMENTS, a multiplatform, rapid prototype development application |
Cybernautica: Life in a Packet-Sized World | Berghel, H. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 50 | The "packet" side of cyberspace |
Interview: Hanoch Eiron | Hengl, T. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 35 | Interview with Hanoch Eiron, VP and GM of Franz's LISP division |
Creativity and Tools | Rasmus, D. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 29 | First in a series examining creativity and software that helps us use creativity |
Putting Helpdesks to Work | Keyes, J. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 27 | The influence of AI on software that automates customer support |
Refueling a Nuclear Reactor | Chung, et al | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 22 | An OO ES that helps a utility company deliver electricity |
Objects and Logic | Merritt, D. | 9.3 | May/Jun '95 | 16 | How to team Prolog with C++ and exploit each language's strong-points |
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First Look: GeneHunter | Lewinson, L. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 26 | GeneHunter, GA software from Ward Systems Engineering |
Cybernautica: Genesis: The Origins of Cyberspace | Berghel, H. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 48 | The origins of cyberspace |
Interview: Lowell Hawkinson | Hengl, T. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 44 | Interview with Lowell Hawkinson, Chairman and CEO of Gensym Corporation |
Building Large-Scale Fuzzy Systems | Watkins, F. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 50 | Challenges involved in implementing systems that face combinatorial explosion |
Smart Front-Office Applications | Williams, C. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 40 | Conclusion of two-part series about client/server software |
Rough Sets | Rapaport, J. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 35 | Exploring a technology that extracts rules from data |
Fuzziness in Real Estate | Dilmore, G. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 32 | How fuzzy logic concepts help clarify the appraisal process |
Fuzzy Reasoning | Siler, W. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 22 | Describing the application of fuzziness to ES inference |
Lesions in Neural Networks | Schmuller, J. | 9.2 | Mar/Apr '95 | 16 | NN research that simulates damage to living nervous systems |
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Interview: Jo Marks | Hengl, T. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 39 | Interview with Jo Marks, Founder and President of Harlequin |
Cybernautica: Maiden Voyage | Berghel, H. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 35 | Life in cyberspace and the people who reside there |
Smart Front-Office Applications | Williams, C. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 33 | Business software that focuses on customer's informational needs |
Intelligent Agents | Rasmus, D. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 27 | Software that watches users, learns work patterns, helps them do their jobs |
AI and Space-Based Experiments | Benningfield, D. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 23 | Report on an ES that assists astronauts with research in outer space |
AI at Microsoft | Lewinson, L. | 9.1 | Jan/Feb '95 | 16 | Microsoft's research in automated reasoning under uncertainty, and a look at potential apps |
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