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Library Journal
Reviewed on February 1, 1998
Joining a legion of volumes on artificial intelligence (AI), this sweeping, readable work by a British engineer and sales consultant for DEC, the computer maker, explores the remarkable, though often enigmatic, world of AI. Beginning with what he calls Aristotle's legacy, Hogan proceeds with a long, thoughtful survey of a vast, sometimes dry field, covering theories of knowledge, reasoning methods and modes, number theory and other...Log In or Sign Up to Read More