DKANERVA@SRI-AI.ARPA (03/15/84)
[Forwarded from the CSLI newsletter by Laws@SRI-AI.]
MANUSCRIPTS SOLICITED FOR NEW MIT PRESS/BRADFORD BOOKS SERIES
MIT Press/Bradford Books has announced a new series entitled
"Computational Models of Cognition and Perception" edited by Jerome A.
Feldman, Patrick J. Hayes, and David E. Rumelhart.
The series will include state-of-the-art reference works and
monographs, as well as upper level texts, on computational models in
such subject domains as knowledge representation, natural language
understanding, problem solving, learning and generalization, motor
control, speech perception and production, and all areas of vision.
The series will span the full range of computational models in
cognition and perceptual research and teaching, including detailed
neural models, models based on symbol-manipulation languages, and mod-
els employing techniques of formal logic. Especially welcome are works
treating experimentally testable computational models of specific
cognitive and perceptual functions; basic computational questions,
particularly relationships between different classes of models; and
representational questions linking computation and semantics to par-
ticular problem domains.
Manuscript proposals should be submitted to one the three
editors, or to Henry Bradford Stanton, Publisher, Bradford Books, The
MIT Press, 28 Carleton Street Cambridge, MA 02142 (617-253-5627).
However, we welcome your discussing ideas for books and software
programs and packages with any of the members of the Editorial
Advisory Board who may be your close colleagues:
John Anderson Drew McDermott
Horace Barlow Robert Moore
Jon Barwise Allen Newell
Emilio Bizzi Raymond Perrault
John Seely Brown Roger Schank
Daniel Dennett Candy Sidner
Geoffrey Hinton Shimon Ullman
Stephen Kosslyn David Waltz
Jay McClelland Robert Wilensky
Yorick Wilks