Handbook of Artificial Intelligence,The: Vol. II & III

Appears as unread, unblemished copy in wraps displaying no significant surface/edge/wear, as shown. Volume II, Avron Barr & Edward A. Feigenbaum. The five chapters in this volume cover three subfields of AI: AI programming languages (describes the kinds of programming-language features and environments developed by AI researchers - the "tools of thought") , expert systems (in science, medicine and education - real-world knowledge that a human expert in a particular domain has extracted from experience) , and automatic programming (systems that can produce a program from some "natural" description of what it is to do)

Volume III with Paul R. Cohen. Volume III, ISBN: 0-201-111815-7, 639 Pages. The scope of this handbook is broad: over two hundred short articles covering all of the important ideas, techniques, and systems developed during twenty-five years of research in the AI field. The articles are written for people with no background in AI. Some articles serve as overviews, discussing the various approaches within a subfield, the issues, and the problems. The handbook is a reference work, a textbook, a guide to programming techniques and to the extensive literature of the field, and a book for intellectual browsing. Jargon has been eliminated in each of the short, penetrating articles, and the hierarchical organization of the book allows readers to choose how deeply they wish to delve into a particular subject.

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