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'''Book overview:'''

This is intended as a companion to another of our highly successful books on artificial intelligence Build Your Own Expert System. In this new book, Patrick Hall surveys the broad field of contemporary artificial intelligence - the underlying theories, practical applications in industry and commerce, and working examples that are ready to run on the [[Amstrad]] [[CPC]] series of computers (and,with minor changes most popular micros). 

Topics Covered Include

* Creative writing of prose and verse

* Natural language translation

* Knowledge representation

* Expert systems and knowledge engineering

* Game Playing

* Computer vision Robots and learning


== Information ==
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|Title:|| '''Amstrads and Artificial Intelligence'''
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|Authors:|| Patrick Hall
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|Publisher:|| [[Sigma Press]]
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|Year:|| 1986
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|Pages:|| 198
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|ISBN:|| '''1-85058-038-3'''
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== Contents ==

# In the beginning: the history of artificial intelligence
# Planned spontaneity: computer creativity
# Common parlance: understanding natural language
# The last analysis: Knowledge representation and semantics
# Expert assistance: knowledge engineering
# Playing the game: heuristic strategies
# The wood for the trees: computer vision
# The light of experience: robots & learning programs
# Machine mentality: philosophical issues
# An A.I. crib sheet: concepts, names & programs


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