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" Expert System Applications "
edited by Leonard Bolc, Michael J. Coombs.
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BL
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754441
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b574403
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edited by Leonard Bolc, Michael J. Coombs.
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Expert System Applications\ edited by Leonard Bolc, Michael J. Coombs.
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Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1988
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Symbolic computation., Artificial intelligence.
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(ix, 471 pages 84 illustrations)
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3540187227
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: 3642833144
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: 9783540187226
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: 9783642833144
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Representing Control Knowledge as Abstract Tasks and Metarules --; Controlling Expert Systems --; A Quantitative Approach to Approximate Reasoning in Rule-based Expert Systems --; Structural Analysis of Electronic Circuits in a Deductive System --; Building Expert Systems Based on Simulation Models: An Essay in Methodology --; An Approach to Designing an Expert System Through Knowledge Organization --; Garden Path Errors in Diagnostic Reasoning --; Knowledge Organization and Its Role in Temporal and Causal Signal Understanding: The ALVEN and CAA Projects --; Subject Index.
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The volume presents an international collection of mature expert system projects. Work from countries ranging from Japan to France, Spain to China, and from the United States is reported. Following on the second stage of expert system development, discussion focusses on issues that have become prominent through the application of systems to real-world problems. The incorporation of substantial numeric knowledge into systems is the first issue covered. It arises in many technical domains, which are likely to have already been subject to statistical or algebraic description. The second issue concerns the explicit representation of control knowledge within knowledge-bases. This gives systems the capability of explicitly reasoning about the control strategy applicable to each sub-problem arising in a complex problem domain.
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Artificial intelligence.
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Computer science.
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QA76.76.E95E358 1988
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Leonard Bolc
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Michael J Coombs
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