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AI A Multiple Book Review (2003) (Make Corrections)
Ulrich Furbach

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Abstract: the main contribution of AI to the rest of computer science and hence the various formats for representing knowledge have been considered to play an essential role. In the nineties this situation changed drastically: it turned out that a deep understanding of the various representation languages is only possible if they are mapped onto logical formalisms. But even more, it became obvious that logical semantics of semantic networks, frames and similar formats are the key to the analysis and... (Update)

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@misc{ furbach-ai,
  author = "Ulrich Furbach",
  title = "AI - A Multiple Book Review",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/furbach03ai.html" }