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Ulrich Furbach

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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1988
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Ulrich Furbach, Christian Freksa, Gerhard Dirlich:
Wissensrepräsentation in künstlichen symbolverarbeitenden Systemen. Forschungsberichte, TU Munich FKI 91 88: 1-36 (1988)
1984
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Ulrich Furbach, Gerhard Dirlich, Christian Freksa:
Towards a Theory of Knowledge Representation Systems. AIMSA 1984: 77-84
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Christian Freksa, Ulrich Furbach, Gerhard Dirlich:
Cognition and Representation - An Overview of Knowledge Reprensentation Issues in Cognitive Science. GWAI 1984: 119-144
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Gerhard Dirlich, Helmut von Benda, Christian Freksa, Ulrich Furbach, Albrecht Müller, Klaus Wimmer:
Computerunterstützte Planung von Ferienreisen ein fiktiven Beispiel. Kognitive Aspekte der Mensch-Computer-Interaktion 1984: 22-36

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