T. Richard MacMillan

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Published: 1993
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1997
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Eric Bloedorn, Inderjeet Mani, T. Richard MacMillan:
Machine Learning of User Profiles: Representational Issues. CoRR cmp-lg/9712002 (1997)
1996
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Eric Bloedorn, Inderjeet Mani, T. Richard MacMillan:
Machine Learning of User Profiles: Representational Issues. AAAI/IAAI, Vol. 1 1996: 433-438
1993
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T. Richard MacMillan, Elaine P. Lusher, Martha L. Farinacci, Sharon J. Laskowski, Leonard J. Seligman, Adrienne J. Kleiboemer:
A common architecture to encourage reuse of natural language/text processing tools. KBSE 1993: 133-142
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T. Richard MacMillan, Martha L. Farinacci, Sharon J. Laskowski, Elaine P. Lusher, Leonard J. Seligman:
A Common Architecture To Encourage Reuse Of Natural Language/Text Processing Tools. SEKE 1993: 266-270

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