KI-96: Advances in Artificial Intelligence

Rational models of normal logic programs.- Massively parallel reasoning about actions.- DisLoP: A disjunctive logic programming system based on PROTEIN theorem prover.- Abstraction as a heuristic to guide planning.- Equational theorem proving using taxonomic constraints.- Planning for distributed theorem proving: The teamwork approach.- A revision of Dependency-Directed Backtracking for JTMS.- A compiler-interpreter-system for decoding the user's intention within a speech understanding application.- Cyclic rules in Linear Connection Proofs.- Optimized nearest-neighbor classifiers using generated instances.- Towards a totally distributed meeting scheduling system.- Representations as basis of cognitive processes.- Improving the functionality of a text-to-speech system by adding morphological knowledge.- Solving hard combinatorial problems with GSAT - A case study.- Using rippling for equational reasoning.- Reasoning about action and change: Defeasible observations and actions with abnormal effects.- Falldaten: Case-based reasoning for the diagnosis of technical devices.- Integration of prosodic and grammatical information in the analysis of dialogs.- Application of a genetic algorithm for plausible justification of observations.- Managing multiple contexts efficiently.- Inductive learning in symbolic domains using structure-driven recurrent neural networks.- Belief revision in a nonclassical logic.- Avoiding combinatorial explosion in automatic test generation: Reasoning about measurements is the key.- Case retrieval nets: Basic ideas and extensions.- Putting default logics in perspective.- EULE2: A prototypical knowledge-based decision support system for the performance of office tasks.- When to prove theorems by analogy?.- Probabilistic knowledge representation and reasoning at maximum entropy by SPIRIT.- Knowledge based image understanding by iterative optimization.- Knowledge organization using the development system FAENSY.- A uniform proof procedure for