Review of "Machine Intelligence and Related Topics: An Information Scientist's Weekend Book by Donald Michie"; Gordon & Breach, Science Publishers, Inc., ISBN 0-677-05560-9, 1982.
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Machine Intelligence is a collection of articles that Donald Michie has published in various, sometimes obscure, places over the years and which he thought would make an entertaining, informative anthology for the information scientist.
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Published: 01 July 1983
Published in SIGAI , Issue 85
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