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Akira Yamamoto
Publications - 5
Citations - 95
Akira Yamamoto is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Logic programming & Personal computer. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 5 publications receiving 95 citations.
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Hardware Design and Implementation of the Personal Sequential Inference Machine (PSI).
Kazuo Taki,Minoru Yokota,Akira Yamamoto,Hiroshi Nishikawa,Shunichi Uchida,Hiroshi Nakashima,Akitoshi Mitsuishi +6 more
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The design and implementation of a personal sequential inference machine: PSI
TL;DR: A Personal Sequential Inference Machine, called PSI, is a personal computer designed as a software development tool for the Fifth Generation Computer Systems project, and the key points of its design and the features of its machine architecture are presented.
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Outline of the Personal Sequential Inference machine: PSI
TL;DR: PSI is a personal computer system being developed as a tool for providing researchers with an efficient programming environment, and directly supports logic programming language, KL0 (Fifth Generation Kernel Language, Version 0), with firmware and hardware.
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A Microprogrammed Interpreter for the Personal Sequential Inference Machine.
Minoru Yokota,Akira Yamamoto,Kazuo Taki,Hiroshi Nishikawa,Shunichi Uchida,Katsuto Nakajima,Masaki Mitsui +6 more
The Personal Sequential Inference Machine (PSI): Its Design and Machine Architecture.
TL;DR: This paper presents the design objectives and the architectural features of the personal sequential inference machine, dedicated to effectively execute a logic programming language, named KLO, and is equipped with a large main memory, and devices for man-machine communication.