Machine Intelligence 11: Logic and the Acquisition of Knowledge

by Donald Michie (Editor), J.C. Richards

This volume is the latest in the Machine Intelligence Series, and it maintains the theme of the representation of machine knowledge in a wide range of disciplines. A balance is struck between theoretical and applied papers. For example, the development of Prolog to incorporate some of the
features of LISP is balanced by a paper on the application of Prolog to spreadsheets. Papers on the general development of expert systems are complemented by the application of a particular expert system to forecasting weather.

468 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1988