https://ontologforum.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=DennisDeChampeauxDennisDeChampeaux - Revision history2026-07-27T04:56:52ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.39.0https://ontologforum.com/index.php?title=DennisDeChampeaux&diff=5461&oldid=prevForum: Created page with "= Dennis de Champeaux = 1981: AI PhD with 'Algorithms in AI'. Published algorithms on:<br/> AI heuristic search<br/> AI theorem proving<br/> AI unification<br/> AI medical diagnosis<br/> Galton inheritance paradox simulator Very popular preprints about Quicksort; publications still blocked due to pathologies in the QS tribe. Findings contradict misconceptions that fester since 1960. In the pipeline: bidirectional depth first search. Helped establish the OO life cycl..."2026-03-04T16:29:00Z<p>Created page with "= Dennis de Champeaux = 1981: AI PhD with 'Algorithms in AI'. Published algorithms on:<br/> AI heuristic search<br/> AI theorem proving<br/> AI unification<br/> AI medical diagnosis<br/> Galton inheritance paradox simulator Very popular preprints about Quicksort; publications still blocked due to pathologies in the QS tribe. Findings contradict misconceptions that fester since 1960. In the pipeline: bidirectional depth first search. Helped establish the OO life cycl..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>= Dennis de Champeaux =<br />
1981: AI PhD with 'Algorithms in AI'.<br />
<br />
Published algorithms on:<br/><br />
AI heuristic search<br/><br />
AI theorem proving<br/><br />
AI unification<br/><br />
AI medical diagnosis<br/><br />
Galton inheritance paradox simulator<br />
<br />
Very popular preprints about Quicksort; publications still blocked due to pathologies in the QS tribe. Findings contradict misconceptions<br />
that fester since 1960. In the pipeline: bidirectional depth first search.<br />
<br />
Helped establish the OO life cycle around 1993 with panels at OOPSLA and text books on OO System Development & OO Development Process.<br/><br />
OO consulting for Fortune 500 companies.<br/><br />
Developed a medical (self) diagnosis site (2000/5) with a fine ontology & over 500 diseases, which has impacted my opinions about current AI.</div>Forum