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Note: Links lead to the DBLP on the Web. Erik Sandewall 44 Erik Sandewall: Cellular Ontology as a Basis for Spatiotemporal Reasoning. TIME 2001 : 3-4 43 Erik Sandewall: Review: M. Shanahan, Solving the Frame Problem. Artificial Intelligence 123 (1-2): 271-273 (2000) 42 Erik Sandewall: An Early Use of Continuations and Partial Evaluation for Compiling Rules Written in First-Order Predicate Calculus. Higher-Order and Symbolic Computation 12 (1): 105-113 (1999) 41 Erik Sandewall: The Logical Characterization of Goal-Directed Behavior in the Presence of Exogenous Events. JELIA 1998 : 382-384 40 Erik Sandewall: Logic Based Modelling of Goal-Directed Behavior. KR 1998 : 304-315 39 Erik Sandewall: Relating High-Level and Low-Level Action Descriptions in a Logic of Actions and Change. HART 1997 : 3-17 38 Erik Sandewall: Getting Robots to Know Exactly What They Are Doing. ECAI 1996 : 707 37 Erik Sandewall: Towards a World-Wide Knowledge Base. ISMIS 1996 : 50-55 36 Erik Sandewall: Assessments of Ramification Methods that Use Static Domain Constraints. KR 1996 : 99-110 35 Erik Sandewall: Towards the Validation of High-Level Action Descriptions from Their Low-Level Definitions. AI Communications 9 (4): 214-224 (1996) 34 Erik Sandewall: Towards a World-Wide Data Base. WWW5 / Computer Networks 28 (7-11): 1513-1522 (1996) 33 Erik Sandewall: Reasoning about Actions and Change with Ramification. Computer Science Today 1995 : 486-504 32 Erik Sandewall: The Range of Applicability of Some Non-monotonic Logics for Strict Inertia. Journal of Logic and Computation 4 (5): 581-615 (1994) 31 Erik Sandewall: The Range of Applicability of Nonmonotonic Logics for the Inertia Problem. IJCAI 1993 : 738-746 30 Erik Sandewall: Systematic Assessment of Temporal Reasoning Methode for Use in Autonomous Agnents. ISMIS 1993 : 558-570 29 Erik Sandewall: Nonmonotonic temporal logics and autonomous agents: Each contributes to the rigorous basis for the other. KI 1993 : 107-124 28 Erik Sandewall: Reasoning about the World as Perceived by an Agent. ECAI 1990 : 579-584 27 Erik Sandewall, Giovanni Adorni , Hans-Hellmut Nagel , Monique Thonnat : PROMETHEUS Session. ECAI 1990 : 779-780 26 Erik Sandewall: Filter Preferential Entailment for the Logic of Action in Almost Continuous Worlds. IJCAI 1989 : 894-899 25 Erik Sandewall: Combining Logic and Differential Equations for Describing Real-World Systems. KR 1989 : 412-420 24 Erik Sandewall: Future Developments in Artificial Intelligence: A Personal View. ECAI 1988 : 707-715 23 Erik Sandewall: An Approach to Non-Monotonic Entailment. ISMIS 1988 : 391-397 22 Erik Sandewall: The Semantics of Non-Monotonic Entailment Defined Using Partial Interpretations. NMR 1988 : 27-41 21 Erik Sandewall: The Pipelining Transformation on Plans for Manufacturing Cells with Robots. IJCAI 1987 : 1055-1062 20 Erik Sandewall, Ralph Rönnquist : A Representation of Action Structures. AAAI 1986 : 89-97 19 Erik Sandewall: Environments for the Development of Specifications (Panel). IFIP Congress 1986 : 313-314 18 Erik Sandewall: On Application-Oriented and Tool-Oriented Theories. Foundations of Knowledge Base Management (Xania) 1985 : 505-513 17 Erik Sandewall: A Functional Approach to Non-Monotonic Logic. IJCAI 1985 : 100-106 16 Erik Sandewall: Unified Dialogue Management in the Carousel System. POPL 1982 : 146-156 15 Erik Sandewall, C. Stromberg , H. Sorensen : Software Architecture Based on Communicating Residential Environments. ICSE 1981 : 144-152 14 Erik Sandewall, H. Sorensen , C. Stromberg : A System of Communicating Residential Environments. LISP Conference 1980 : 82-89 13 Erik Sandewall: A Description Language and Pilot-System Executive for Information-Transport Systems. VLDB 1979 : 101-110 12 Erik Sandewall: What Structure does a LISP Program have - besides being a set of Procedures? AISB/GI (ECAI) 1978 : 298-303 11 Erik Sandewall: Programming in an Interactive Environment: the LISP Experience. ACM Computing Surveys 10 (1): 35-71 (1978) 10 Erik Sandewall: Surveyor's Forum: Structured Editing with a LISP. ACM Computing Surveys 10 (4): 507-508 (1978) 9 Jacques Pitrat , Erik Sandewall, Wolfgang Bibel , Gérard P. Huet , Hans-Hellmut Nagel , M. Somalivco : Artificial Intelligence in Western Europe. IJCAI 1977 : 955-969 8 Lennart Beckman , Anders Haraldson , Östen Oskarsson , Erik Sandewall: A Partial Evaluator, and its Use as a Programming Tool. Artificial Intelligence 7 (4): 319-357 (1976) 7 Erik Sandewall: Conversion of Predicate-Calculus Axioms to Corresponding Deterministic Programs. IEEE Transactions on Computers 25 (4): 342-346 (1976) 6 Erik Sandewall: Ideas About Management Of LISP Data Bases. IJCAI 1975 : 585-592 5 Erik Sandewall: Conversion of Predicate-Calculus Axioms, Viewed as Non-Deterministic Programs, to Corresponding Deterministic Programs. IJCAI 1973 : 230-234 4 Erik Sandewall: A Programming Tool for Management of a Predicate-Calculus-Oriented Data Base. IJCAI 1971 : 159-166 3 Erik Sandewall: Formal Methods in the Design of Question-Answering Systems. Artificial Intelligence 2 (2): 129-145 (1971) 2 Erik Sandewall: Concepts and Methods for Heuristic Search. IJCAI 1969 : 199-218 1 Erik Sandewall: A Planning Problem Solver Based on Look-Ahead in Stochastic Game Trees. JACM 16 (3): 364-382 (1969) ![]() DiSC'02 © 2003 Association for Computing Machinery |