Artificial Intelligence Series - Böcker

Turtle Geometry

The Computer as a Medium for Exploring Mathematics

Robot Ping-Pong Player

Experiments in Real-Time Intelligent Control

Active Vision

Artificial Intelligence at MIT

Expanding Frontiers

Building Problem Solvers

Experiments in the Machine Interpretation of Visual Motion

Building Problem Solvers Listings - 3.5

AI in the 1980s and Beyond

An MIT Survey

Artificial Intelligence: An MIT Perspective

Understanding Vision/Manipulation/Computer Design/Symbol Manipulation

Inside Case-Based Explanation

Inside Case-Based Explanation

Evaluating Explanations

A Content Theory

Machine Intelligence

Perspectives on the Computational Model

Inside Computer Understanding

Five Programs Plus Miniatures

Scripts, Plans, Goals, and Understanding

An Inquiry Into Human Knowledge Structures

Experience, Memory, and Reasoning

Inside Case-Based Reasoning

integrating Marker Passing and Problem Solving

A Spreading Activation Approach To Improved Choice in Planning

Evaluating Explanations

A Content Theory

Acquisition of Syntactic Knowledge

Three-Dimensional Computer Vision

A Geometric Viewpoint

Solid Shape

Rules of Encounter

Designing Conventions for Automated Negotiation among Computers

Solving the Frame Problem

A Mathematical Investigation of the Common Sense Law of Inertia

Shape From Shading