Titlebook: Expert Systems Lab Course; Peter Schnupp,Chau Thuy Nguyen Huu,Lawrence W. Ber Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Frames.Prol

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The Representation and Use of Constraints,easonable one. A system for selecting couplings and coupling components is presented to demonstrate the use of constraints. Moreover, we shall be using contraints to introduce an alternative user interface, based on menus.

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Embedding the System,e examining techniques for exploiting “metaknowledge” to make the search process more intelligent and, thus, more efficient, for example, by having the system environment provide for a protocol of previous results (“experience”), which can be drawn upon as needed.

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The Concept of Good Faith Obligation not another. Based on a more complex example involving a portion of an actual expert system developed for diagnosing automotive defects, we shall be presenting a more professional method of conducting dialogs and providing explanations. The system’s knowledge base has been reduced to dealing with problems relating to the heating system.

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A Model System for Transit Fare Information,e expert system should have an explanatory component, therefore our . notes the sequence of questions and answers in the ensuing dialog. Using this information, it can then explain, at any time, why it asked a particular question and how it arrived at a particular result.

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Frames and Procedures,is a typical example for knowledge-based programming techniques on a frame-oriented basis. You will see that it heavily exploits the processing possibilities permitted by the embedding of procedural attachments in the . entries of frames.