goodhart%cod@NOSC.ARPA (Curtis L. Goodhart) (02/19/86)
From: Curtis L. Goodhart <goodhart%cod@nosc.ARPA>
There was a recent question about what MRS stands for. According to
"The Compleat Guide to MRS" by Stuart Russell Esq., Stanford University
Knowledge Systems Laboratory Report No. KSL-85-12, page 2, "MRS stands for
Meta-level Representation System". In the preface on page i MRS is
described briefly as "a logic programming system with extensive meta-level
facilities. As such it can be used to impement virtually all kinds of
artificial intelligence applications in a wide variety of architectures."
Curt Goodhart (goodhart@nosc ... on the arpanet))