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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,“Experience” and “Learning”, quality control too! In any case, if the mechanic looks for the most probable defects first, she will in the long run work more effectively. In this chapter, we shall be demonstrating techniques for integrating such features into a system.

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,“Experience” and “Learning”,ules in the knowledge base. Furthermore, it only records the case data necessary for the diagnosis being currently performed. One should expect more from an “expert” system. If the user already suspects a particular defect, then she will usually want to steer the dialog actively in that direction. O

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Object-Oriented Knowledge Management,ures. In a number of procedural languages, as well as certain extensions to LISP, object-oriented techniques have been adopted to remedy this. This approach enables one to define objects such that facts and procedural knowledge are packaged into single units. Furthermore, specialized object classes

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