Making Ontologies Work For Resolving Redundancies Across Documents
Daniel G. Bobrow
Producing normalized representations from different ways of expressing the same idea.
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CLOS: integrating object-oriented and functional programming
Lisp has a long history as a functional language,* where action is invoked by calling a procedure, and where procedural abstraction and encapsulation provide convenient…
Beyond the chalkboard: computer support for collaboration and problem solving in meetings
Although individual use of computers is fairly widespread, in meetings we tend to leave them behind. At Xerox PARC, an experimental meeting room called the Colab has been…
An efficient, incremental, automatic garbage collector
This paper describes a new way of solving the storage reclamation problem for a system such as Lisp that allocates storage automatically from a heap, and does not require…
In current machine designs, a machine address gives the user direct access to a single piece of information, namely the contents of that machine word. This note is based…
A model and stack implementation of multiple environments
Many control and access environment structures require that storage for a procedure activation exist at times when control is not nested within the procedure activated.…
Requirements for advanced programming systems for list processing
List processing systems should be designed to facilitate production of large programs to manipulate large complex symbolic data stores. This paper presents an overview of…
TENEX, a paged time sharing system for the PDP – 10
TENEX is a new time sharing system implemented on a DEC PDP-10 augmented by special paging hardware developed at BBN. This report specifies a set of goals which are…
Theoretical and practical values of error coefficients useful in bounding the error in integrating periodic analytic functions with the trapezoidal rule are tabulated for…
A note on the efficiency of a LISP computation in a paged machine
The problem of the use of two levels of storage for programs is explored in the context of a LISP system which uses core memory as a buffer for a large virtual memory…
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