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XI.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE*
Prof. M. L. Minsky
Prof. C. E. Shannon
P. W. Abrahams
A.
D. G. Bobrow
D. J. Edwards
T. P. Hart
D. C. Luckham
L. G. Roberts
I. E. Sutherland
COMPUTER FORMULATION AND SOLUTION OF ALGEBRA PROBLEMS
GIVEN IN A RESTRICTED ENGLISH
A hand analysis of eighty algebra word problems has been made.
Several prelimi-
nary processing programs were written in COMIT and debugged.
It was then found that
a more general list-processing language such as LISP would be much more convenient.
However, a combination of the two languages would be better than either alone. Therefore, a COMIT interpreter (METEOR) was written in LISP,
handle simple COMIT rules and program flow,
labelling of constituents.
and debugged.
It will
with added provision for mnemonic
Any LISP function can be applied to a constituent, or set of
constituents, from the work space.
The input-output features of COMIT have been
implemented, but the rules are entered in a LISP format.
Certain other changes have
been made to COMIT format which seemed natural and facilitated programming.
A memorandum has
been published by the Artificial
Intelligence Group which
describes in detail the METEOR program and its use in the LISP system.
D. G. Bobrow
*This work is supported in part by the National Science Foundation (Grant G-16526);
in part by the National Institutes of Health (Grant MH-04737-02); and in part by the Computation Center, M. I. T.
QPR No. 69
159