Robert Wilensky | Academic Influence

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Robert Wilensky

Computer Science

#1087

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#1126

Historical Rank

#575

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#3465

World Rank

#3610

Historical Rank

#631

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Robert Wilensky's Degrees

PhD Computer Science University of California, Berkeley
Masters Computer Science University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Wilensky was an American computer scientist and emeritus professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information, with his main focus of research in artificial intelligence. Academic career In 1971, Wilensky received his bachelor's degree in mathematics from Yale University, and in 1978, a Ph.D. in computer science from the same institution. After finishing his thesis, "Understanding Goal-Based Stories", Wilensky joined the faculty from the EECS Department of UC Berkeley. In 1986, he worked as the doctoral advisor of Peter Norvig, who then later published the standard textbook of the field: Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach.

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Robert Wilensky's Published Works

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Planning and Understanding: A Computational Approach to Human Reasoning (1983) (450)
Genetic associations at 53 loci highlight cell types and biological pathways relevant for kidney function (2016) (388)
A framework for distributed digital object services (2006) (305)
Understanding Goal-Based Stories (1978) (265)
Talking to UNIX in English: an overview of UC (1982) (252)
An Evaluation of Story Grammars (1979) (191)
The Berkeley UNIX Consultant Project (1987) (166)
Meta-Planning: Representing and Using Knowledge About Planning in Problem Solving and Natural Language Understanding (1981) (133)
Story grammars versus story points (1983) (104)
Multivalent Annotations (1997) (89)
Some Problems and Proposals for Knowledge Representation (1987) (82)
Robust intra-document locations (2000) (81)
An algorithm for automated rating of reviewers (2001) (79)
Toward active, extensible, networked documents: multivalent architecture and applications (1996) (74)
Points: a theory of the structure of stories in memory (1986) (69)
Toward Work-Centered Digital Information Services (1996) (58)
The hash history approach for reconciling mutual inconsistency (2003) (58)
Multivalent documents (2000) (57)
Robust Hyperlinks Cost Just Five Words Each (2000) (57)
Why John Married Mary: Understanding Stories Involving Recurring Goals (1978) (57)
The multivalent browser: a platform for new ideas (2001) (44)
Searching for Digital Pictures (1997) (40)
UC -- A Progress Report (1986) (39)
Military Medicine to Win Hearts and Minds: Aid to Civilians in the Vietnam War (2004) (37)
Computability, consciousness, and algorithms (1990) (37)
Robust Hyperlinks: Cheap, Everywhere, Now (2000) (37)
Phran - A Knowledge-Base Natural Language Understander (1980) (37)
UC Berkeley's Digital Library project (1995) (36)
Response to Dresher and Hornstein (1977) (36)
Digital library resources as a basis for collaborative work (2000) (34)
Intelligent agents as a basis for natural language interfaces (1987) (34)
A Critical Evaluation of Commensurable Abduction Models for Semantic Interpretation (1990) (33)
A GOAL-DIRECTED PRODUCTION SYSTEM FOR STORY UNDERSTANDING1 (1978) (33)
Talking to UNIX in English: An Overview of an On-Line UNIX Consultant (1984) (32)
Multivalent documents: inducing structure and behaviors in online digital documents (1996) (28)
White Paper on Natural Language Processing (1989) (26)
Surgical management of aplasia cutis congenita. (1976) (26)
Meta-Planning (1980) (26)
Common LISPcraft (1986) (25)
Extending the Lexicon by Exploiting Subregularities (1990) (24)
Testbed Development for the Berkeley Digital Library Project (1996) (24)
Robust Hyperlinks and Locations (2000) (24)
Multivalent Documents: A New Model for Digital Documents (1998) (21)
A Knowledge-Based Approach to Language Processing: A Progress Report (1981) (21)
A goal-directed production system for story understanding (1977) (15)
S2d2: a framework for scalable and secure optimistic replication (2004) (15)
Primal Content and Actual Content: An Antidote to Literal Meaning (1987) (14)
Collaborative Quality Filtering: Establishing Consensus or Recovering Ground Truth? (2004) (13)
A model for planning in complex situations (1981) (13)
Using plans to understand natural language (1976) (12)
PEARL - A Package for Efficient Access to Representations in LISP (1981) (12)
Knowledge Intensive Planning (1988) (11)
Intelligent Help Systems for UNIX (2001) (11)
Story grammars revisited (1982) (11)
Goal analysis: plan recognition in dialogue systems (1989) (11)
An Experiment in Enhancing Information Access by Natural Language Processing (1997) (10)
PAM - A Program That Infers Intentions (1977) (10)
Experiments in Improving Unsupervised Word Sense Disambiguation (2003) (10)
Robust Reputations for Peer-to-Peer Marketplaces (2006) (10)
Personal Libraries: Collection Management as a Tool for Lightweight Personal and Group Document Management (2001) (9)
Memory and Inference (1983) (8)
Sentences, Situations, and Propositions (1991) (8)
Designing graphic presentations from first principles (1998) (7)
The medical civic action program in Vietnam: success or failure? (2001) (7)
Computers, cognition and philosophy (1980) (7)
Knowledge Acquisition and Natural Language Processing (1993) (7)
UCB (1989) (6)
Re-Inventing Scholarly Information Dissemination and Use (2002) (4)
Representing Attitudes: Some Primitive States. (1978) (4)
Two diet plans for fat PDF (2003) (4)
Thrombosis of the digital vessels secondary to oral contraceptives. (1972) (4)
A Conceptual Analysis of the Verbs Need and Want (1978) (3)
TilePic: a file format for tiled hierarchical data (2001) (3)
EM-trust : A Robust Reputation Algorithm for Peer-to-peer Marketplaces (2005) (3)
The Berkeley UNIX (Trademark) Consultant Project (1987) (3)
The Ontology and Representation of Situations (1991) (3)
Toward a model of self-administering data (2001) (2)
Semantics and Pragmtics of Locative Expressions (2004) (2)
Problems with Abductive Language Understanding Models � (2)
Understanding Complex Situations (1979) (2)
Editorial Intelligent Help Systems for UNIX: Natural Language Dialogue (2000) (2)
Multivalent digital documents in UC Berkeley's digital library project (1995) (1)
Research in natural language processing: U. of California at Berkeley (1982) (1)
Meta-Planning: Representing and Using Knowledge About Planning in Problem Solving and Natural Language Understanding* (1988) (1)
The UC Berkeley Digital Library Project: Re-thinking Scholarly Information Dissemination and Use (Abstract) (1999) (1)
Rules are not processes (1983) (1)
Editorial Intelligent Help Systems for UNIX: Planning and Knowledge Representation (2000) (1)
A framework for a theory of meaning (1987) (1)
UC (UNIX Consultant). A Progress Report (1987) (1)
Extending the Lexicon by Exploiting Subregularitles* (1990) (1)
Workshop on organizing Web space: an integration of content search with structure analysis (1999) (0)
Conference Organization dial2004 Chairs (2004) (0)
Discourse versus Probability in the Theory of Natural Language Interpretation (1992) (0)
Why Play the Philosophy Game (1996) (0)
SIGART (Paper Session) (1976) (0)
Preface Intelligent Help Systems for UNIX (2000) (0)
Soft tissue coverage of the lower extremities. (1975) (0)
Language Processing and Commonsense Reasoning (1991) (0)
An overview of research in the Berkeley Cognitive Science Program (1982) (0)
Normative DASH Scores in Intercollegiate Athletes Differ from Values in the General Population (2010) (0)
Mechanisms for Custom Interfaces (2003) (0)
PHRAN and PHRED: Analysis and Production Using a Common Knowledge Base (1982) (0)
Generalized Consultation Systems and Knowledge Acquisition (1989) (0)
Panel: Where Should the Intelligence in Intelligent Interfaces be Placed? (1986) (0)
Incorporating economic analysis in interventional cardiology research (2022) (0)
Lieutenant William B. Walsh: first U.S. doctor in Hiroshima after the bomb, with previously unpublished photographs. (2008) (0)
Hypertension urgencies in the SPYRAL HTN-OFF MED Pivotal trial (2022) (0)
1999 ACM Digital Library Workshop on Organizing Web Space (WOWS), August 14, 1999, at Radisson Hotel, Berkeley, CA, USA (in conjunction with ACM DL'99) (1999) (0)
A Knowledge-Based Sensor Fusion Editor (1991) (0)
A Concept Language for an Engineering Application with Part-whole 5.5 New Perspectives in O-odm Tennis-club V (= 1 President-mbs Tennis-player) Tennis-player V ( 1 President-mbs Tennis-club) 5.3 Modeling Wholes in Object-oriented Data Models (1996) (0)
Multivalent Annotations 1 (1997) (0)

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