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From: tuvie!ai-vie!werner (Werner Horn)
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 90 12:09:48 -0100
Subject: Buchbeitraege - Causal AI Models: Steps Toward Applications
Keywords: Literatur

mod-ki message 0442
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Das  Special  Issue  on  Causal   Modeling   von   "Applied   Artificial
Intelligence -  An  International  Journal"  ist  jetzt  auch  als  Buch
erschienen:

   Werner Horn (ed.):  Causal AI Models  -  Steps Toward Applications,
   Hemisphere Publ., New York, 1990.
   Distribution: Taylor & Francis, Basingstoke, Hants, UK.
                 ISBN 1-56032-048-6, 36.00 Pfund.

Damit haben auch Nicht-Journal-Bezieher die Moeglichkeit, die - wie  ich
hoffe - interessanten Beitraege zu lesen:

Introducing Meta-Levels to Qualitative Reasoning
  Bert Bredeweg, Department of Social Science Informatics, University of
  Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Interval Based Envisioning in HIQUAL
  Hans Voss and Marc Linster, GMD, St.Augustin, FRG.

Characterizing Knowledge Depth in Intelligent Safety Systems
  Tim Finin, Paoli Research Center, Unisys, Penn., and Dave Klein,
  University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and IBM

Creating and Using Causal Models
  Richard J.Doyle, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.

Causal Models as Intelligent Learning Environments for Science and
  Engineering Education
  Barbara Y.White and John R.Fredericksen, Bolt Beranek & Newman,
  Cambridge, Mass.

Towards a Natural Language-Based Causal Model Acquisition System
  Mallory Selfridge, Dept.of Computer Science and Engineering,
  University of Connecticut, Storrs

Diagnosis with a Function-Fault Model
  Luc Steels, AI Laboratory, Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium

Augmenting Experience-Based Diagnosis with Causal Reasoning
  Jean-Marc David, Jean-Paul Krivine, Laboratoires de Marcoussis, C.G.E.
  Research Center, France

Systematic Knowledge Base Design for Medical Diagnosis
  Oksana Senyk, Ramesh S.Patil, and Frank A.Sonnenberg,
  Tufts-New England Medical Center, Boston, Mass., and MIT Laboratory
  for Computer Science, Cambridge, Mass.

Integrating Classification-Based Compiled Level Reasoning with
  Function-Based Deep Level Reasoning
  Jon Sticklen, CPS Department, Michigan State University, East Lansing,
  and B.Chandrasekaran, LAIR-CIS Department, Ohio State University,
  Columbus

MESICAR - A Medical Expert System Integrating Causal and Associative
  Reasoning
  Werner Horn, Department of Medical Cybernetics and AI, University of
  Vienna, Austria

Using Causal Reasoning in Gait Analysis
  David E.Hirsch, Sheldon R.Simon, Tom Bylander, Michael A.Weintraub,
  Peter Szolovits, MIT Dept.of Electrical Engineering and Computer
  Science, Cambridge, Mass.; Dept.of Surgery and Dept.of Computer and
  Information Science, Ohio State University, Columbus

A Method for Improving the Efficiency of Model-Based Reasoning Systems
  Phyllis A.Koton, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Cambridge, Mass.

Medical Diagnosis Using a Probabilistic Causal Network
  William J.Long, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Cambridge, Mass.

A MUNIN Network for the Median Nerve - A Case Study on Loops
  K.G.Olesen, U.Kjaerulff, F.Jensen, F.V.Jensen, B.Falck, Steen
  Andreassen, S.K.Andersen, Nordijysk Udviklingscenter; Dept.of
  Mathematics and Computer Science and Dept.of Medical Informatics and
  Image Analysis, Aalborg University; Judex Datasystemer, Aalborg,
  Denmark; and Turku University Hospital, Finland
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