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Expert System Applications In Chemistry

By Martha Evans, C.E. Martin, Ilene Burnstein, F. A. Momany, James B. Hendrickson, Raymond E. Dessy, S. Varma, Robert L. Moore, Terence C. Fogarty, Carl Trindle, James P. Birk, H. Wang, Martin J. Stillman, Sterling A. Tomellini, Hugh B. Woodruff, Thomas H. Pierce, BRUCE A. HOHNE, David Edelson, Tunghwa Wang, Joe Karnicky, Scott T. Stauffer, John W. Roach, R. C. Lacher, Zmira Bernstein, Todd M. Miller, Camden Parks, A. Glenn Toczko, R. Pitha, V. J. Klimkowski, C. M. Venkatachalam, Peter Y. Johnson, John Crary, Myron J. Miller, A. G. Federico, C. Ronchetti, A. Tripi, Henderson Azevedo, Gertrude Frei, D. Paul Jenkins, Jon Mortimer, D. P. De Bruijn, H. P. C. E. Kuipers, Hikaru Hirayama, Robert Wohlsen, Constance Brede, William R. Browett, Timothy A. Cox, Barry J. Wythoff

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Content: Expert system applications in chemistry / Bruce A. Hohne and Thomas H. Pierce -- Panel discussion : can knowledge bases be made generally available in a useful format? / Bruce A. Hohne, Jo...

Expert System Applications In Chemistry : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Computers In Chemistry At The 196th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Los Angeles, California, September 25-30, 1988

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