He described this work in his book Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems: Networks of Plausible Inference (1988).
His influential 1991 book, "The Reasoning Voter," remains a go-to text for understanding what information voters use to pick candidates.
In a 2003 book, "Automated Reasoning and the Discovery of Missing and Elegant Proofs," Dr. Wos described new proofs and more elegant versions of known proofs discovered by computers.
This usage goes back at least to Peter Walley's influential book Statistical Reasoning with Imprecise Probabilities (Walley 1991).
I do not believe they knew and I explain in the book my reasoning.
As the book summarizes his reasoning: "Hence, empire".
In France, after the vice squad impounded the stock, Girodias simply reprinted the book as "Lollipop," reasoning that while policemen might recognize the banned title, they would be unable to follow the English text.
The characters each exhibit traits that exemplify core libertarian values, such as the right to bear arms (Jayne, Zoe), legal prostitution (Inara), freedom of religion (Book), logic and reasoning (Simon), and anti-conscription (River).
His areas of research include artificial intelligence, human cognition and philosophy of science, in which he has authored over 300 scientific papers and three influential books: Heuristics, Probabilistic Reasoning and Causality.
Perhaps because the field of A.I. has recently made striking advances — with everyday technology seeming, more and more, to exhibit something like intelligent reasoning — the book has struck a nerve.
