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|    Sergi Adamchuk to All    |
|    Formal problem solving theory    |
|    29 Sep 04 15:02:08    |
      From: adamchuk@gmail.com              I am intrested in formal approaches in solving problems. Such point is       interested in paticular:       1. Approaches to formal representation of target setting (formalized       solution representations too).       2. Formal techniques of determination relations between problems       (possiblility to solve some problem by solving one or more other       problems - more spread problems).       3. Approaches to automated quontitive estimation of problem solution.       4. Estimation of mass character (how often the problem is met on       practice) and realistic problem.       5. Approaches to formalized classification of problem (or determining       stage of nearity between problems).       6. Convertin problem (setting and solution) presented by natural       language to formal representation an vice versa. Automated       interpretation of problems presented in natural language.       7. Link of problem solving theory with situational calculus.              I will be very thanksfull if somebody provide me links to resources       that explain such problems.              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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