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Prof Michael Barnett * |
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michaelb@princeton.edu |
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City University of New York, Emeritus |
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Computer and Information Science |
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New York |
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USA |
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Talk Number: |
08-05 |
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Session: |
8- Analogy in Reasoning and Construction |
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Saturday, 8:30 B-3420 |
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Title of presentation: |
Using analogy in symbolic calculation |
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I have reduced the human effort in several recent
symbolic calculations of chemical valence theory by the mechanized use
of analogy. I explain the basic principles by (analogous) text
processing examples, state the benefits of my mathematical applications
of these methods, and show some diagrammatic depictions of certain
laboratory experiments constructed in analogous ways. |