Progress in Artificial Intelligence: 8th Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, EPIA-97 Coimbra, Portugal, October 6–9, 1997 Proceedings

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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 8th Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, EPIA '97, held in Coimbra, Portugal, in October 1997.
The volume presents 24 revised full papers and 9 revised posters selected from 74 submissions from various countries. Also included are two full invited papers and two abstracts of invited talks. The papers are organized in topical sections on automated reasoning and theorem proving; CBR and machine learning; constraints; intelligent tutoring; knowledge representation; multi-agent systems and DAI; nonmonotonic, qualitative and temporal reasoning, and problem solving.

Author(s): Marc Fuchs (auth.), Ernesto Coasta, Amilcar Cardoso (eds.)
Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1323 : Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Year: 1997

Language: English
Pages: 402
Tags: Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics)

Flexible proof-replay with heuristics....Pages 1-12
Flexible re-enactment of proofs....Pages 13-24
Inference rights for controlling search in generating theorem provers....Pages 25-36
A retrieval method for exploration of a case memory....Pages 37-48
Incremental concept evolution based on adaptive feature weighting....Pages 49-60
A 0–1 quadratic knapsack problem for modelizing and solving the constraint satisfaction problems....Pages 61-72
An algorithm for solving systems of linear diophantine equations in naturals....Pages 73-84
GenSAT: A navigational approach....Pages 85-96
Timetabling using demand profiles....Pages 97-110
Intelligent VR training....Pages 111-118
Training strategies and knowledge acquisition: Using the same reflective tools for different purposes....Pages 119-129
About the intended meaning of a linguistic negation....Pages 131-142
Integration of inheritance in SNePS....Pages 143-154
Measures of uncertainty and independence concept in different calculi....Pages 155-166
A Multi-agent approach to first-order logic....Pages 167-178
Modelling dynamic aspects of intentions....Pages 179-194
Multi-agent negotiation algorithms for resources cost estimation: A case study....Pages 195-206
Parla: A cooperation language for cognitive multi-agent systems....Pages 207-215
Vivid agents arguing about distributed extended logic programs....Pages 217-228
Approximate reasoning....Pages 229-240
New results about sub-admissibility for general families of heuristic search algorithms....Pages 241-254
Fixed point classification method for qualitative simulation....Pages 255-266
Contextual logic of change and the ramification problem....Pages 267-278
Temporal reasoning about actor programs....Pages 279-290
A CLP model to the job sequencing problem....Pages 291-296
A new approach for extracting rules from a trained neural network....Pages 297-302
Bayesian networks, rule induction and logistic regression in the prediction of women survival suffering from breast cancer....Pages 303-308
Controlling for unexpected goals when planning in a mixed-initiative setting....Pages 309-318
Cooperative memory structures and commonsense knowledge for planning....Pages 319-324
Diagonalization and type rewriting in clam....Pages 325-330
Granularity for explanation....Pages 331-336
Object model of intelligent tutoring shell....Pages 337-342
Resource allocation on agent meta-societies....Pages 343-348
Diagnostic information at your fingertips!....Pages 349-360
Reasoning about actions with abductive logic programming....Pages 361-388
Dimensions of embodiments: Possible futures for cognitive science (Abstract)....Pages 389-389
Machine learning meets natural language (Abstract)....Pages 391-391