Titlebook: Automating Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems; Sandra Marcus Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 expert system.knowledge.probl

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The Road to 4IR (4th Industrial Revolution)or almost 20 years, we are not yet very good at describing the variations in problem-solving methods that these systems use, nor do we have much of an understanding of how to characterize the methods in terms of features of the types of tasks for which they are appropriate. This chapter takes a few

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7122-9expert system; knowledge; problem solving

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Introduction,stry. There is a potential for us to learn from our growing experience in building expert systems. Yet the creation of an individual system is often performed as a one-of-a-kind experiment, with costly interviewing of experts and analysis of the problem, resulting in systems that are sometimes diffi

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MORE: From Observing Knowledge Engineers to Automating Knowledge Acquisition,ed. These interviews are guided by very specific problem-solving and knowledge-acquisition strategies. As MORE’s knowledge base becomes more complete, MORE shows an improved ability to ask relevant questions and to accurately detect errors in the knowledge base. Knowledge elicited by MORE is represe

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KNACK: Sample-Driven Knowledge Acquisition for Reporting Systems,esupposed acquire-and-present problem-solving method used by the expert systems it generates. The method incrementally acquires relevant information and produces a report. It can also be combined with other problem-solving methods. An important goal in the development of KNACK is to create a tool th