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In article <1990Feb7.013940.7623@sctc.com> miller@sctc.com (Steven M. Miller) writes:

|   To aid in a research paper I am writing I am interested in the following:
|   B) relevant papers, technical reports and thesis, etc.

The first three references are general starting points, and the last three
discuss the implications of AI for rapid prototyping in particular. I hope
that these are enough. I've posted them to the net in the hope of stimulating
further interest :-)

	JT

@article{partridge:survey,
	author =	"D. Partridge",
	year =		"1988",
	journal =	"Information and Software Technology",
	number =	"3",
	pages =		"146-152",
	title =		"Artificial Intelligence and Software
		 Engineering: a survey of possibilities",
	volume =	"30"
}

@article{kowalski:aiandse,
	author =	"R. Kowalski",
	year =		"1984",
	journal =	"Datamation",
	number =	"18",
	pages =		"92-102",
	title =		"{AI} and Software Engineering",
	volume =	"30"
}

@article{tichy:aiandse,
	author =	"W. F. Tichy",
	year =		"1987",
	journal =	"IEEE Computer",
	number =	"11",
	pages =		"43-54",
	title =		"What Software Engineers Can Learn From
		 Artificial Intelligence",
	volume =	"20"
}

@article{doyle:myth,
	author =	"J. Doyle",
	year =		"1985",
	journal =	"IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering",
	number =	"11",
	title =		"Expert Systems and the Myth of Symbolic Reasoning",
	volume =	"11"
}

@InCollection{loomis:prototyping,
  author = 	"M. E. S. Loomis and T. P. Loomis",
  title = 	"Prototyping and Artificial Intelligence",
  booktitle = 	"Prototyping: state of the art report",
  publisher = 	"Pergamon Infotech",
  year = 	"1986",
  editor = 	"M. E. Lipp",
  chapter = 	"6",
  pages = 	"65-73",
  OPTaddress = 	"",
  OPTmonth = 	"",
  OPTnote = 	""
}

@InProceedings{ince:prototyping,
	author =	"D. C. Ince",
	booktitle =	"Proceedings of Expert Systems'88",
	year =		"1988",
	editor =	"B. Kelly and A. Rector",
	pages =		"27-34",
	title =		"Software Prototyping and Artificial
		 Intelligence Based Software Tools"
}