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|a Luger, George F.
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|a Artificial intelligence :
|b and the design of expert systems /
|c George F. Luger, William A. Stubblefield.
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|a New York :
|b The Benjamin/Cummings,
|c 1989
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|a Series in artificial intelligence
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|a Bibliografía: p. 631-644.
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|a Part I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ITS ROOTS AND SCOPE. 1. AI: History and applications. Part II. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS REPRESENTATION AND SEARCH. 2. The predicate calculus. 3. Structures and strategies for state space search. 4. Control and inplementation of state space search. 5. Heuristic search. Part III. LANGUAGES FOR AI PROBLEM SOLVING. 6. An introduction to prolog. 7. Lisp. Part IV. REPRESENTATIONS FOR KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS. 8. Rule-based expert systems. 9. Knowledge representation. 10. Natural language. 11. Automated reasoning. Part V. ADVANCED AI PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES. 12. Advanced representation in prolog. 13. Advanced lisp programming techniques for artificial intelligence. 14. Objects, messages, and hybrid expert system design. 15. Advanced topics in AI problem solving. Part VI. EPILOGUE: 16. Artificial intelligence as empirical inquiry. Appendix 1. Prolog programs. Appendix 2. Lisp programs.
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|a SISTEMAS EXPERTOS
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