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Programmed Data Processor-6 Hardware log

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

Heuristic Dendral: a Family of LISP Programs. AIM-080

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On Generality and Problem Solving : a Case Study Using the Dendral Program. AIM-131

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Towards Automatic Program Synthesis. AIM-127

An Algebraic Definition of Simulation Between Programs. AIM-142

Intention, Memory, and Computer Understanding. AIM-140

One Small Head -- Some Remarks on the use of 'Model' in Linguistics. AIM-157

The Heuristic DENDRAL Program for Explaining Empirical Data. AIM-141

Artificial Intelligence approach to Machine Translation. AIM-161

Can Expert Judges, using Transcripts of Teletyped Psychiatric Interviews, Distinguish Human Paranoid Patients from a Computer Simulation of Paranoid
Processes?. AIM-182

Efficient Compilation of Linear Recursive Programs. AIM-167

A Heuristic Approach to Program Verification. AIM-191

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Automatic Program Verification I: Logical Basis and its Implementation. AIM-200

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Estimation of Probability Density using Signature Tables for Application to Pattern Recognition. AIM-198

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Hints on Programming Language Design. AIM-224

Inference and the Computer Understanding of Natural Language. AIM-197

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Notes on a Problem Involving Permutations as Sequences. AIM-190

On the Power of Programming Features. AIM-185

Parallel Programming: an Axiomatic Approach. AIM-219

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Search Strategies for the Task of Organic Chemical Synthesis. AIM-217

The Computing Time of the Euclidean Algorithm. AIM-187

The Development of Conceptual Structures in Children. AIM-203

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An Overview of Production Systems. AIM-271

Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Operational Reasoning and Denotational Semantics. AIM-264

Production Rules as a Representation for a Knowledge-Based Consultation Program. AIM-266

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Towards a Procedural Understanding of Semantics. AIM-292

Programmed Data Processor-6 Hardware log

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The PDP-6 Proof Checker. AIM-053

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Programmed Data Processor-6 Hardware log

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Heuristic Dendral: a Family of LISP Programs. AIM-080

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Toward an Understanding of Information Processes of Scientific Inference in the Context of Organic Chemistry. AIM-099

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Machine Learning Through Signature Trees. Applications to Human Speech. AIM-136

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Mathematical Theory of Partial Correctness. AIM-139

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MLISP. AIM-135

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On Generality and Problem Solving : a Case Study Using the Dendral Program. AIM-131

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The Translation of 'GO-TO' Programs to 'WHILE' Programs. AIM-138

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Towards Automatic Program Synthesis. AIM-127

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An Algebraic Definition of Simulation Between Programs. AIM-142

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Intention, Memory, and Computer Understanding. AIM-140

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One Small Head -- Some Remarks on the use of 'Model' in Linguistics. AIM-157

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Program Schemas With Equality. AIM-158

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The Heuristic DENDRAL Program for Explaining Empirical Data. AIM-141

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Adverbs and Belief. AIM-171

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Artificial Intelligence approach to Machine Translation. AIM-161

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Automatic Programming. AIM-160

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Can Expert Judges, using Transcripts of Teletyped Psychiatric Interviews, Distinguish Human Paranoid Patients from a Computer Simulation of Paranoid Processes?. AIM-182

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Efficient Compilation of Linear Recursive Programs. AIM-167

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Lakoff on Linguistics and Natural Logic. AIM-170

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Logic for Computable Functions: Description of a Machine Implementation. AIM-169

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Primitive Concepts Underlying Verbs of Thought. AIM-162

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Primitive Concepts Underlying Verbs of Thought. AIM-162

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Review of Hubert Dreyfus' 'What Computers Can't Do': a Critique of Artificial Reason. AIM-181

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Semantic Categories of Nominals for Conceptual Dependency Analysis of Natural Language. AIM-172

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Total Complexity and Inference of Best Programs. AIM-159

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Winged Edge Polyhedron Representation. AIM-179

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A Conceptually Based Sentence Paraphraser. AIM-196

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A Corner Finder for Visual Feedback. AIM-214

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A Heuristic Approach to Program Verification. AIM-191

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A Heuristic Program to Discover Syntheses for Complex Organic Molecules. AIM-205

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Aesthetics Systems. AIM-189

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Analysis of Behavior of Chemical Molecules : Rule Formation on Non-homogeneous Classes of Objects. AIM-215

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Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Chemical Inference : XII. Exhaustive Generation of Cyclic and Acyclic Isomers. AIM-216

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Automatic Program Verification I: Logical Basis and its Implementation. AIM-200

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Axiomatic Approach to Total Correctness of Programs. AIM-210

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Axioms and Theorems for Integers, Lists and Finite Sets in LCF. AIM-184

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Carol by Andy Moorer, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Estimation of Probability Density using Signature Tables for Application to Pattern Recognition. AIM-198

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Final Report : The First Ten Years of Artificial Intelligence Research at Stanford. AIM-228

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Hints on Programming Language Design. AIM-224

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Image Contouring and Comparing. AIM-199

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Inference and the Computer Understanding of Natural Language. AIM-197

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MLISP2. AIM-195

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Monitor Command Manual. ON-54.3

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Natural Language Inference. AIM-211

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Notes on a Problem Involving Permutations as Sequences. AIM-190

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On the Power of Programming Features. AIM-185

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Parallel Programming: an Axiomatic Approach. AIM-219

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Recognition of Continuous Speech: Segmentation and Classification using Signature Table Adaptation. AIM-213

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SAIL Users Manual. AIM-204

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Search Strategies for the Task of Organic Chemical Synthesis. AIM-217

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The Computing Time of the Euclidean Algorithm. AIM-187

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The Development of Conceptual Structures in Children. AIM-203

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The Fourteen Primitive Actions and their Inferences. AIM-183

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The Generation of French from a Semantic Representation. AIM-212

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The Goals of Linguistic Theory Revisited. AIM-202

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The 'Optimum-comb' Method of Pitch Period Analysis in Speech. AIM-207

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The Rationale for Computer Based Treatment of Language Difficulties in Nonspeaking Autistic Children. AIM-193

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UUO Manual. ON-55.3

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Automatic Program Verification II : Verifying Programs by Algebraic and Logical Reduction. AIM-255

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Automatic Program Verification III: A Methodology for Verifying Programs. AIM-256

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FAIL. AIM-226

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GEOMED - A Geometric Editor. AIM-232

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HAL, A Programming System for Automation. AIM-243

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On Automating the Construction of Programs. AIM-236

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PAE1E by Andy Moorer, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Pattern-Matching Rules for the Recognition of Natural Language Dialogue Expressions. AIM-234

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Reading the Wire Service News. Operating Note 72.1

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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The Semantics of PASCAL in LCF. AIM-221

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An Overview of Production Systems. AIM-271

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Interactive Generation of Object Models with a Manipulator. AIM-274

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Operational Reasoning and Denotational Semantics. AIM-264

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Production Rules as a Representation for a Knowledge-Based Consultation Program. AIM-266

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Towards a Semantic Theory of Dynamic Binding. AIM-265

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An Overview of KRL. AIM-293

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Find a Font. ON-74

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SAIL. AIM-289

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Towards a Procedural Understanding of Semantics. AIM-292

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Cart, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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