Computer Simulation of Individual Belief Systems1
By Robert P. Abelson, J. Carroll. 1965
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Citations in the corpus
- ELIZA—a computer program for the study of natural language communication between man and machine (1966, methodology): “n "transformation rule" are a number of SLIP functions which serve to (1) decompose a data string according to certain criteria, hence to test the string as to whether it satisfies these criteria or not, and (2) to reassemble a decomposed string according to certain assembly specifications.”