National Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1980 · 76 citations · 6 references
Artificial IntelligenceEngineeringModel-based ReasoningIntelligent SystemsKnowledge-based ReasoningSemanticsCorpus LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingComputational LinguisticsKnowledge EngineeringConversation AnalysisLanguage StudiesHearsay-ii Speech-understanding SystemReasoning SystemExpert SystemsComputer ScienceSpeech CommunicationExpert KnowledgeAutomated ReasoningRule-based SystemEpistemologyDomain-dependent Expert SystemLinguistics
Hearsay-III is a conceptually simple extension of the basic ideas in the Hearsay-II speech-understanding system [3]. That domain-dependent expert system was, in turn, a product of a tradition of increasingly sophisticated production-rule-based expert systems. The use of production systems to encapsulate expert knowledge in manageable and relatively independent chunks has been a strong recurrent theme in Al. These systems have steadily grown more sophisticated in their pattern-match and action languages, and in their conflict-resolution mechanisms [13]. In this paper, we describe the Hearsay-III framework, concentrating on its departures from Hearsay-II.
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Planning with constraints (MOLGEN: Part 1)
Mark Stefik · Artificial Intelligence · 1981 · 814 citations
Meta-Rules: Reasoning About Control
Davis, Randall · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 1980 · 225 citations · Full text
Drew McDermott, Gerald Jay Sussman · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 1972 · 130 citations · Full text