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The PSN tribe
1992
Computers and Mathematics with Applications
The paper reviews the history, premises, research results and applications of the Procedural Semantic Network (hereafter PSN) formalism and two of its descendants, Ta~:im and Telom. The primary goal for the PSN project was to develop a knowledge representation formalism which combined gracefully semantic networks and procedural representations. After an initial proposal which set out a framework for the integration of these two types of representations [1], a number of features were
doi:10.1016/0898-1221(92)90142-5
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