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@article{simon1973thestructure, abstract = {The boundary between well structured and ill structured problems is vague, fluid and not susceptible to formalization. Any problem solving process will appear ill structured if the problem solver is a serial machine that has access to a very large long-term memory of potentially relevant information, and/or access to a very large external memory that provides information about the actual real-world consequences of problem-solving actions. There is no reason to suppose that new and hitherto unknown concepts or techniques are needed to enable artificial intelligence systems to operate successfully in domains that have these characteristics.}, author = {Simon, Herbert A.}, citeulike-article-id = {5054332}, journal = {Artificial Intelligence}, keywords = {artificial, design, intelligence, problem, solving}, number = {4}, pages = {181--201}, posted-at = {2009-07-04 10:07:03}, priority = {5}, title = {The Structure Of Ill Structured Problems}, year = {1973} }

TY - JOUR ID - simon1973thestructure L3 - citeulike-article-id:5054332 N2 - The boundary between well structured and ill structured problems is vague, fluid and not susceptible to formalization. Any problem solving process will appear ill structured if the problem solver is a serial machine that has access to a very large long-term memory of potentially relevant information, and/or access to a very large external memory that provides information about the actual real-world consequences of problem-solving actions. There is no reason to suppose that new and hitherto unknown concepts or techniques are needed to enable artificial intelligence systems to operate successfully in domains that have these characteristics. IS - 4 JF - Artificial Intelligence EP - 201 TI - The Structure Of Ill Structured Problems SP - 181 KW - artificial KW - design KW - intelligence KW - problem KW - solving AU - Simon, Herbert PY - 1973/// ER -