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In this issue... Artificial Intelligence Review (1988) 2, i The debt of Artifical Intelligence to Analogical Mechanisms page 229 John von Neumann page 3 11 Nicholas V. Findler is Research Professor Mark Keane is a research Fellow in of Computer Science and the Director of Cognitive Science at the Human the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at Cognition Research Laboratory, The Open University. He has worked as a tutor in Arizona State University. He has worked the Department of Logic Psychology, in various areas of Artificial Intelligence since 1957 and has authored or University College Dublin, after receiving co-authored over 130 referred articles, his BA (1982) in Psychology and as a and writtenleditedlcontributed to 28 Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Department of Computer Science books. His current research interests include Statistics, Queen Mary College, London. Artificial Intelligence, Heuristic An expanded version of his PhD, received in 1987 from Trinity College Dublin, has Programming, Theory of Strategies, been published as a book: Analogical Discrete Events Simulation, Pattern Problem Solving (Ellis Horwood, 1988). Recognition, Simulation of Cognitive He has also published several articles in Behaviour, Computational Linguistics, Psychology and Artificial Intelligence Information Retrieval and Expert publications. At present, he is Associate Systems. He was the Director of http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Artificial Intelligence Review Springer Journals

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Artificial Intelligence Review (1988) 2, i The debt of Artifical Intelligence to Analogical Mechanisms page 229 John von Neumann page 3 11 Nicholas V. Findler is Research Professor Mark Keane is a research Fellow in of Computer Science and the Director of Cognitive Science at the Human the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at Cognition Research Laboratory, The Open University. He has worked as a tutor in Arizona State University. He has worked the Department of Logic Psychology, in various...
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Artificial Intelligence Review (1988) 2, i The debt of Artifical Intelligence to Analogical Mechanisms page 229 John von Neumann page 3 11 Nicholas V. Findler is Research Professor Mark Keane is a research Fellow in of Computer Science and the Director of Cognitive Science at the Human the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at Cognition Research Laboratory, The Open University. He has worked as a tutor in Arizona State University. He has worked the Department of Logic Psychology, in various areas of Artificial Intelligence since 1957 and has authored or University College Dublin, after receiving co-authored over 130 referred articles, his BA (1982) in Psychology and as a and writtenleditedlcontributed to 28 Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Department of Computer Science books. His current research interests include Statistics, Queen Mary College, London. Artificial Intelligence, Heuristic An expanded version of his PhD, received in 1987 from Trinity College Dublin, has Programming, Theory of Strategies, been published as a book: Analogical Discrete Events Simulation, Pattern Problem Solving (Ellis Horwood, 1988). Recognition, Simulation of Cognitive He has also published several articles in Behaviour, Computational Linguistics, Psychology and Artificial Intelligence Information Retrieval and Expert publications. At present, he is Associate Systems. He was the Director of

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