A Model for Control Structures for Artificial Intelligence Programming Languages

Bobrow,; Wegbreit,

doi:10.1109/tc.1976.1674616

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“…If arith uses recursive descent to parse the expression then more advantage may be taken of recall. 6. When debugging a program it is common practice to include calls to a diagnostic procedure at relevant positions within dubious procedures.…”

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Leave and recall: Primitives for procedural programming

Thimbleby

1980

Softw Pract Exp

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Two primitives for structured programming are introduced. The primitives allow a generalized procedure entry and return similar to the ‘loop’ and ‘break’ statements found in many algorithmic languages for control in repetitive commands. Examples are given and the practicality of the primitives especially for interactive programming is stressed. Finally, the detailed implementation of the primitives is discussed; they may be implemented as procedures within an existing language.

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Thimbleby

1980

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“…The fundamental idea of MAGMALISP is that a tree structure of independent computation environments (context tree) is the supporting structure of any nondeterministic system. The Bobrow and Wegbreit's 14 model of control structures, which allows the user to define his own heuristics, is on the basis of this language.…”

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Software Features for Intelligent Industrial Robots

Corti

Gini

1979

Kybernetes

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The automation of complex handling and assembly operations can be achieved by the introduction of industrial robots, computer-controlled and equipped with simple tactic sensors. A difficult problem in such robots are emergency situations when a defective component part is encountered. The lack of the capability for an automatic emergency recovery is a serious limitation of the present industrial robots. The purpose of this paper is to investigate and illustrate these emergency situations and the problem of emergency recovery, and to propose a solution by suitable software. It is also pointed out that some features of Artificial Intelligence programming languages are suitable for solving this problem in an industrial robot. The problem of suitable software for such robots is then approached on the basis of the obtained results implemented on a UNIVAC 1108 computer, by simulating the behaviour of a SIGMA robot.

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1980

Coroutines

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A Model for Control Structures for Artificial Intelligence Programming Languages

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Leave and recall: Primitives for procedural programming

Leave and recall: Primitives for procedural programming

Software Features for Intelligent Industrial Robots

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