Roger C. Schank

Books by Roger C. Schank

Total count: 26

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  Computer models of thought and language

  W. H. Freeman1973-01-01
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  Conceptual information processing

  North-Holland1975-01-01
• Theoretical issues in natural language processing : an interdisciplinary workshop in computational linguistics, psychology, linguistics, artificial intelligence

  s.n.1976-01-01
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  Scripts, plans, goals, and understandingan inquiry into human knowledge structures

  L. Erlbaum Associates1977-01-01
• Conceptual information retrieval

  Defense Technical Information Center1981-01-01
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  Reading and understandingteaching from the perspective of artificial intelligence

  L. Erlbaum Associates1982-01-01
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  Dynamic memorya theory of reminding and learning in computers and people

  Cambridge University Press1982-01-01
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  The cognitive computeron language, learning, and artificial intelligence

  Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.1984-01-01
• The Cognitive ComputerOn Language, Learning, & Artificial Intelligence

  Addison Wesley Publishing Company1985-10-01
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  Explanation patternsunderstanding mechanically and creatively

  L. Erlbaum Associates1986-01-01
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  The creative attitudelearning to ask and answer the right questions

  Macmillan1988-01-01
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  Tell me a storya new look at real and artificial memory

  Scribner1990-01-01
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  The connoisseur's guide to the mindhow we think, how we learn, and what it means to be intelligent

  Summit Books1991-01-01
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  Inside case-based explanation

  L. Erlbaum Associates1994-01-01
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  Engines for education

  L. Erlbaum Associates1995-01-01
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  Virtual learninga revolutionary approach to building a highly skilled workforce

  McGraw-Hill1997-01-01
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  Dynamic Memory Revisited2 edition

  Cambridge University Press1999-08-28
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  Coloring outside the linesraising a smarter kid by breaking all the rules1st ed.

  HarperCollinsPublishers2000-01-01
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  Scrooge meets Dick and Jane

  Lawrence Erlbaum Associates2001-01-01
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  Designing World-Class E-LearningHow IBM, GE, Harvard Business School, And Columbia University Are Succeeding At E-Learning

  McGraw-Hill2001-11-07
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