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Clancey, William J. – 1986
Artificial Intelligence researchers and cognitive scientists commonly believe that thinking involves manipulating representations. Thinking involves search, inference, and making choices. This is how we model reasoning and what goes on in the brain is similar. Winograd and Flores present a radically different view, claiming that our knowledge is…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Behavior Theories, Book Reviews, Cognitive Processes
Clancey, William J. – 1985
This paper describes NEOMYCIN, a computer program that models one physician's diagnostic reasoning within a limited area of medicine. NEOMYCIN's knowledge base and reasoning procedure constitute a model of how human knowledge is organized and how it is used in diagnosis. The hypothesis is tested that such a procedure can be used to simulate both…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Clinical Diagnosis, Cognitive Processes, Computer Oriented Programs