CSE 472/572, Spring 2002
GPS: The General Problem Solver
Last Update: 15 February 2002
Note:
material is highlighted
Newell, Allen
, &
Simon, Herbert A.
(1961), "GPS: A Program that Simulates Human Thought", in H. Billings (ed.),
Lernende automaten
(Munchen: R. Oldenbourg): 109-124.
Reprinted in:
Luger, George F.
(ed.) (1995),
Computation and Intelligence: Collected Readings
(Cambridge, MA:
MIT Press
): 415-428.
Slagle, James R.
(1971),
Artificial Intelligence: The Heuristic Programming Approach
(New York: McGraw-Hill):
110-125
.
Class handout from Slagle 1971
.
On SOAR (descendant of GPS):
Lehman, Jill Fain
;
Laird, John E.
; &
Rosenbloom, Paul
(1998), ``A Gentle Introduction to
Soar
: An Architecture for Human Cognition'', in
Scarborough, Don
, &
Sternberg, Saul
(eds.),
Methods, Models, and Conceptual Issues
, Vol. 4 of
Osherson, Daniel N.
(general ed.),
An Invitation to Cognitive Science; 2nd edition
(Cambridge, MA:
MIT Press
): 211-253.
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William J. Rapaport
(
rapaport@cse.buffalo.edu
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