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Note: Links lead to the DBLP on the Web. Randy Goebel Tong Zheng , Randy Goebel: A Simulation-based Approach to Evaluating the Effectiveness of Navigation Compression Models. FLAIRS Conference 2005 : 238-244 Yang Wang , Osmar R. Zaïane , Randy Goebel, Jennafer L. Southron , Urmila Basu , Randy M. Whittal , Julie L. Stephens , Gregory J. Taylor : Developing a Database for Proteomic Analysis of Extracytosolic Plant Proteins. DEXA Workshops 2004 : 366-370 Jiyang Chen , Lisheng Sun , Osmar R. Zaïane , Randy Goebel: Visualizing and Discovering Web Navigational Patterns. WebDB 2004 : 13-18 Yonghe Niu , Tong Zheng , Jiyang Chen , Randy Goebel: WebKIV: Visualizing Structure and Navigation forWeb Mining Applications. Web Intelligence 2003 : 207-213 Tong Zheng , Yonghe Niu , Randy Goebel: WebFrame: In Pursuit of Computationally and Cognitively Efficient Web Mining. PAKDD 2002 : 264-275 Ayman Ammoura , Osmar R. Zaïane , Randy Goebel: Towards a Novel OLAP Interface for Distributed Data Warehouses. DaWaK 2001 : 174-185 Randy Goebel: Knowledge Representation, Belief Revision, and the Challenge of Optimality. PRICAI 2000 : 3 Jia-Huai You , Li-Yan Yuan , Randy Goebel: An abductive approach to disjunctive logic programming. J. Log. Program. 44 (1-3): 101-127 (2000) William S. Havens , Randy Goebel, Jean Berger , René Proulx : A Constraint Optimization Framework for MultiAgent Anytime Scheduling. Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 1999 : 480-481 Aditya Ghose , Grigoris Antoniou , Randy Goebel, Abdul Sattar : Connections Between Default Reasoning and Partial Constraint Satisfaction. Inf. Sci. 117 (3-4): 177-190 (1999) Aditya Ghose , Randy Goebel: Belief States as Default Theories: Studies in Non-Prioritized Belief Change. ECAI 1998 : 8-12 Jia-Huai You , Li-Yan Yuan , Randy Goebel: Regular Extension Semantics and Disjunctive Eshghi Kowalski Procedure. IJCSLP 1998 : 175-189 Winfried Graf , Alexander Kroener , Stefan Neurohr , Randy Goebel: Experience in Integrating AI and Constraint Programming Methods for Automated Yellow Pages Layout. KI 12 (2): 79-85 (1998) Li-Yan Yuan , Jia-Huai You , Randy Goebel: Disjunctive Logic Programming and Possible Model Semantics (Invited Paper). Agents and Multi-Agent Systems Formalisms, Methodologies, and Applications 1997 : 60-78 Pawel Jachowicz , Randy Goebel: Describing Plan Recognition as Nonmonotonic Reasoning and Belief Revision. Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 1997 : 236-245 Jia-Huai You , Li-Yan Yuan , Randy Goebel: An Abductive Semantics for Disjunctive Logic Programs and Its Proof Procedure. FSTTCS 1997 : 138-152 Li-Yan Yuan , Jia-Huai You , Randy Goebel: Disjunctive Logic Programming and Autoepistemic Logic. LPKR 1997 : 85-101 Abdul Sattar , Randy Goebel: Consistency-Motivated Reason Maintenance in Hypothetical Reasoning. New Generation Comput. 15 (2): 163-186 (1997) Norman Y. Foo , Randy Goebel: PRICAI'96: Topics in Artificial Intelligence, 4th Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Cairns, Australia, August 26-30, 1996, Proceedings Springer 1996 Aditya Ghose , Randy Goebel: Anytime Default Inference. PRICAI 1996 : 546-557 Srinivas Padmanabhuni , Randy Goebel, Koichi Furukawa : Curried least general generalization: A framework for higher order concept learning. PRICAI Workshops 1996 : 45-60 Aditya Ghose , Srinivas Padmanabhuni , Randy Goebel: The role of default representations in incremental learning. PRICAI Workshops 1996 : 92-105 Jia-Huai You , Suryanil Ghosh , Li-Yan Yuan , Randy Goebel: An Introspective Framework for Paraconsistent Logic Programs and Disjunctive Databases. Deductive Databases / Abduction in Deductive Databases 1995 : 41-55 Jia-Huai You , Suryanil Ghosh , Li-Yan Yuan , Randy Goebel: An Introspective Framework for Paraconsistent Logic Programs. ILPS 1995 : 384-398 Abdul Sattar , Aditya Ghose , Randy Goebel: Specifying Over-Constrained Problems in Default Logic. Over-Constrained Systems 1995 : 253-264 Randy Goebel, Francisco J. Cantu-Ortiz : The Fourth International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence. AI Magazine 13 (2): 43-44 (1992) Abdul Sattar , Randy Goebel: Meta-reasoning: An Incremental Compilation Approach. ICDE 1991 : 140-149 Dekang Lin , Randy Goebel: A Message Passing Algorithm for Plan Recognition. IJCAI 1991 : 280-285 Abdul Sattar , Randy Goebel: Using crucial literals to select better theories. Computational Intelligence 7 : 11-22 (1991) Abdul Sattar , Randy Goebel: On the Efficiency of Logic-Based Diagnosis. IEA/AIE (Vol. 1) 1990 : 23-31 Dekang Lin , Randy Goebel: Integrating probabilistic, taxonomic and causal knowledge in abductive diagnosis. UAI 1990 : 77-88 Randy Goebel: A Sketch of Analogy as Reasoning with Equality Hypotheses. AII 1989 : 243-253 Scott D. Goodwin , Randy Goebel: Non-Monotonic Reasoning in Temporal Domains: The Knowledge Independence Problem. NMR 1988 : 187-201 Randy Goebel: Exhuming the criticism of the logicist. Computational Intelligence 4 : 401-404 (1988) Randy Goebel, Koichi Furukawa , David Poole : Using Definite Clauses and Integrity Constraints as the Basis for a Theory Formation Approach to Diagnostic Reasoning. ICLP 1986 : 211-222 David Poole , Randy Goebel: Gracefully adding negation and disjunction to Prolog. ICLP 1986 : 635-641 Randy Goebel: Interpreting Descriptions in a Prolog-based Knowledge Representation System. IJCAI 1985 : 711-716 Rosanna K. S. Lee , Randy Goebel: Concurrent Prolog in a Multiprocess Environment. SLP 1985 : 100-109 Randy Goebel: The Design and Implementation of DLOG, a Prolog-based Knowledge Representation System. 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