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Computational logic and human thinking : how to be artificially intelligent / Robert Kowalski

By: Kowalski, RobertPublication details: Cambridge University Press 2011Subject(s): Computational intelligence | Logic, Symbolic and mathematical - Famous problems | Rhetoric - Mathematics | Communication - Philosophy | Reasoning | Critical thinkingLOC classification: Q342 | Kow

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