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  • ten Teije, A., & van Harmelen, F. A. H. (1996). Using reflection techniques for flexible problem solving. Future Generation Computer Systems, 12, 217-234. https://doi.org/10.1016/0167-739X(96)88794-2
  • ten Teije-Koppen, A. C. M., & van Harmelen, F. A. H. (1995). Using reflection techniques for flexibel problem solving, with examples from diagnosis. In M. Ibrahim (Ed.), Proceedings of the IJCAI'95 Workshop on Reflection and Metalevel Architecture and their Applications in AI (pp. 149-157). IJCAII.
  • van Harmelen, F. A. H., & ten Teije, A. (1995). Approximations in diagnosis: motivations and techniques. In Y. H. Tan, & C. Bioch (Eds.), Proceedings of the Dutch Conference on AI (pp. 83-92). Erasmus Universiteit.
  • van Harmelen, F. A. H., & ten Teije, A. (1995). Approximations in diagnosis: motivations and techniques. In P. Nayak, & A. Levy (Eds.), Proceedings of SARA-95, Symposium on Abstraction, Reformulation, and Approximation (pp. 149-155). Ville d'Esteral.
  • ten Teije-Koppen, A. C. M., & van Harmelen, F. A. H. (1994). An extended spectrum of logical definitions for diagnostic systems. In G. M. Provan (Ed.), Proceedings of DX-94 Fifth International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis (pp. 334-342). University of Pennsylvania.
  • van Harmelen, F. A. H., & ten Teije-Koppen, A. C. M. (1994). Using domain knowledge to select solutions in abductive diagnosis. In T. Cohn (Ed.), Proceedings of the eleventh European Conference on AI, ECAI-94 (pp. 652-656). John Wiley.
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