Supplement archive for "Artificial Intelligence: Theory and Practice"

Welcome to the supplement directory for the textbook "Artificial
Intelligence: Theory and Practice".  Here you will find sample code,
lecture material, and occasionally exercises from the book in Common
Lisp with additional code for converting to the Scheme dialect; the
C++ versions of the algorithms are no longer supported.

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The top-level directories in this release include:

    01.Introduction/    Chapter 1 material
    02.Symbolic/        Chapter 2 material
    03.Logic/           Chapter 3 material
    04.Search/          Chapter 4 material
    05.Learning/        Chapter 5 material
    06.Advanced/        Chapter 6 material
    07.Planning/        Chapter 7 material
    08.Uncertainty/     Chapter 8 material
    09.Vision/          Chapter 9 material
    10.Language/        Chapter 10 material
    SchemeSupport/	Code for converting Common Lisp to Scheme
    README              A README file describes the current directory
    Lectures/Lecture.*.ps
			postscript for FrameMaker slides used in 
			teaching the course at Brown in Spring of 1999.
    Lectures/Supplement.*.ps
			postscript for Mathematica notebooks that
			were used to supplement the slides. 
    Lectures/Supplement.*.nb 
			the Mathematica notebooks mentioned above

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Each chapter has its own subdirectories, typically:

    LispCode/     Lisp programs demonstrating algorithms in this chapter

To retrieve a Lisp program from a directory, you need only the Lisp
files in the current directory. See the appropriate README file. Lisp
directories usually have more than just one program. Most Lisp
programs are small enough to fit in just one file.

The files in the various directories have suffixes so you can tell
what kind of information the files contain.

  README     Describes the contents of a directory

  .lisp      Lisp source file in Common Lisp
  .scm	     Lisp source file in the Scheme dialect
  .txt       A plain text file
  .ps        PostScript file
  .nb        Mathematica notebook
  .mif       Framemaker interchange format. The same as RTF. 
             Your word formatter might be able to read this file.

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If you have questions or comments about the programs or information in
these directories, you can send your questions to Professor Tom Dean,
tld@cs.brown.edu.


