Titlebook: Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems; A Practical Handbook Alison L. Kidd Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Action.algorithms.compu

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Different Techniques and Different Aspects on Declarative Knowledge, “domestic gas-fired hot water and central heating systems,” which possesses technical properties seen as relevant to larger-scale domains. The informant was not a recognized expert on central heating but a scientist with an interest in the domain.

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Use of Models in the Interpretation of Verbal Data, evidence is not abundant, because the number of fully operational expert systems is small with respect to the number of systems that have been developed, it appears that . or . solutions for problems in early stages can create new and even bigger problems at later stages (McDermott, 1983, 1984): Pr

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Knowledge Acquisition by Analysis of Verbatim Protocols,” of the patient: a description of the mechanisms of the human body and how they influence each other. This causal model, incorporating the expert’s knowledge of anatomy and physiology, can be used to simulate the normal working of the body, its pathological behavior in a diseased state, and the idi

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An Interactive Knowledge-Elicitation Technique Using Personal Construct Technology,ain-independent software support systems for the encoding and application of knowledge (Hayes-Roth .., 1983) have opened up the possibility of widespread usage of ESs. In particular, the Japanese Fifth Generation Computing System (FGCS) development program (Gaines, 1984; Moto-oka, 1982) assumes this