COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING REPRESENTATIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Type of resource text
Extent 1 document ; 37 pages
Date created February 1967
Issuance monographic
Language English
Digital origin reformatted digital

Creators/Contributors

Creator Newell, Allen

Subjects

Subject Artificial intelligence
Subject Expert systems (Computer science)
Subject Computer science
Genre Information

Bibliographic information

Donor tags AI
Donor tags Bibliography
Donor tags Discrimination Net
Donor tags Newell
Note Information (1967/2); Carnegie Mellon University; p. 37; This bibliography as prepared by one of the great early scientists of AI, and is very comprehensive over all segments of AI (at that early date). Note the entries on discrimination nets, relevant to EPAM.
Source ID SC0340_1986-052_rx451mf6998
Location https://purl.stanford.edu/rx451mf6998
Location Call Number: SC0340, Accession: 1986-052, Box: 40, Folder: 2
Repository Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Preferred citation

Call Number: SC0340, Accession: 1986-052, Box: 40, Folder: 2, Title: Newell, Allen #2 "Limitations of the Current Stock of Ideas about Problem Solving" A. Newell; Dec 1965; C.I.T. Drafts for (from March, 1968): "Some Examples of Problems with Several Representations"; "A Viewpoint on the Problem of Representation in Problem Solving"; and "Some Thoughts on Number Notations as Illustrative of Representational Issues" "Complex Information Processing: Representative Bibliography" A. Newell, Spring semester 1967 Loose paper listing number of programs developed in AI, Jun 1968. Simulation: Individual Behavior" A. Newell and H.A. Simon reprint from Internat'l Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1968. An Example of Human Chess Play in the Light of Chess Playing Programs, A. Newell and H.A. Simon, Aug. 1964

Collection

Edward A. Feigenbaum papers, 1950-2007 (inclusive)

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