%A Edward A. Feigenbaum
%T Themes and case studies of knowledge engineering
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 3-25

%A D.A. Waterman
%T User-oriented Sms for capturing expertise: a rule-based approach
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 26-34

%A Richard M. Young
%T Production systems for modelling human cognition
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 35-45

%A Mike Brady
%T Expert problem solvers
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 49

%A Alan Bundy
%A Lawrence Byrd
%A George Luger
%A Chris Mellish
%A Martha Palmer
%T Solving mechanics problems using meta-level inference
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 50-64

%A Raymond E. Carhart
%T Congen: an expert system aiding the structural chemist
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 65-82

%A Ivan Bratko
%A Tim Niblett
%T Conjectures and refutations
in a framework for chess endgame knowledge
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 83-102

%A J.A. Robinson
%T The logical basis of programming by assertion and query
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 105-111

%A David Warren
%T Prolog on the DECsystem-10
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 112-121

%A K.L. Clark
%A F.G. McCabe
%T The control facilities of IC-Prolog
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 122-149

%A Richard Duda
%A John Gaschnig
%A Peter Hart
%T Model design in the Prospector consultant system
for mineral exploration
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 153-167

%A J.R. Quinlan
%T Discovering rules by induction from large collections of examples
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 168-201
%K chess

%A I.H. Chisholm
%A D.H. Sleeman
%T An aide for theory formation
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 202-212

%A J.A.M. Howe
%T Learning through model building
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 215-225

%A Tim O'Shea
%T Rule-based computer tutors
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 226-232

%A Aaron Sloman
%T Epistemology and artificial intelligence
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 235-241

%A Patrick H. Hayes
%T The naive physics manifesto
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 242-270

%A J. McCarthy
%T First-order theories of individual concepts and propositions
%B Expert systems in the microelectronic age
%E Donald Michie
%I Edinburgh University Press
%D 1979
%P 271-287