[comp.ai.digest] Reply to request for references on Knowledge Representation

rjb@research.att.COM (12/18/87)

In reply to article <3237@lifia.UUCP> [gb@lifia.UUCP (Guilherme Bittencourt)]:

Dear Guilherme,

Among the best survey articles there are is one by Hector Levesque in the
Annual Review of Computer Science, Vol. 1, 1986.  This is published by
Annual Reviews, Inc., of Palo Alto, California.  Hector's article is
entitled "Knowledge Representation and Reasoning."  Ray Reiter has an
article on "Nonmonotonic Reasoning," to appear in the next volume of
the same series.

You might also refer to our Readings in Knowledge Representation book
(Morgan Kaufmann, 1985); it includes a brief introduction to the
field, and a number of important articles highlighting, among other
things, different techniques of KR.

The section on KR in the AI Handbook is always a reasonable place to
start, as well.

Finally, I have just completed a brief (20-page) survey/tutorial
article for the AT&T Technical Journal, entitled "The Basics of
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning."  I can send you a copy if you
would like.

- Ron Brachman