Titlebook: Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems; 7th European Worksho N. Aussenac,G. Boy,Y. Kodratoff Conference proceedings 1993 Springe

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Steps in constructing problem solving methods,ce structure suitable for knowledge-based reasoning. Also, it gives some clues as to how PSMs have to be indexed or annotated in a library of generic and reusable components, in order to support ‘bottom-up’ or compositional modelling and design.

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Knowledge acquisition in dynamic systems: How can logicism and situatedness go together?,wn to be essential knowledge entities in interactions with dynamic systems. An emphasis on logicism and situatedness is presented and discussed around the situation recognition and analytical reasoning model. The knowledge block representation is introduced as a mediating representation for knowledge acquisition in dynamic systems.

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Heuristic control knowledge,of description for heuristic control knowledge. We define this level of description, characterise its relation with problem solving methods, and finally show a small example of the use of this type of knowledge with the Sisyphus problem.

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A review of Sisyphus 91 & 92: Models of problem-solving knowledge,ing blocks they provide to the model creator, their focus (i.e., conceptualisation or implementation), and the support they provide for special activities in the development cycle for knowledge-based systems.

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Making role-limiting shells more flexible,oach both with assignment problems and with classification tasks. The gained flexibility substantially increases the applicability of role-limiting methods and — by allowing the reuse of mechanisms and user-interface — drastically reduces the costs of new method development.

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