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The Knowledge Engineering Review, 1984
Abstract Statistical expert systems are attracting increasing attention as a possible way to alleviate the shortage of expert consultant statisticians. This paper summarises the requirements of such systems, showing how the demands of data analysis are different from those of other fields, and describes some recent work.
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Abstract Statistical expert systems are attracting increasing attention as a possible way to alleviate the shortage of expert consultant statisticians. This paper summarises the requirements of such systems, showing how the demands of data analysis are different from those of other fields, and describes some recent work.
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IEEE Expert, 1990
A brief background on British involvement in computer science is given, focusing on the Alvey Project. This was a five-year, $1-billion research-and-development program for information technology begun in response to Japan's Fifth Generation Computer Systems initiative, which highlighted expert systems as a major opportunity area. Britain's manpower in
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A brief background on British involvement in computer science is given, focusing on the Alvey Project. This was a five-year, $1-billion research-and-development program for information technology begun in response to Japan's Fifth Generation Computer Systems initiative, which highlighted expert systems as a major opportunity area. Britain's manpower in
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Expert systems in anesthesiology
Drugs of Today, 1998There are only a limited number of computer-based systems designed to support anesthesiologists in the operating room. This is evident from the very small number of publications on this topic. These systems may be classified by the functions they perform and include: intelligent anesthesia workstations (with current data acquisition, conditioning and ...
M, Krol, D L, Reich
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1986
Expert systems research is founded on the principle that the problem domains it is applied to are stable and logically independent of the process of finding solutions to those problems. This notion has a range of convenience whose boundaries must be acknowledged to prevent inappropriate, useless, and even dangerous attempts to apply expert system ...
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Expert systems research is founded on the principle that the problem domains it is applied to are stable and logically independent of the process of finding solutions to those problems. This notion has a range of convenience whose boundaries must be acknowledged to prevent inappropriate, useless, and even dangerous attempts to apply expert system ...
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Expert system for selecting expert system shells
Information and Software Technology, 1988Abstract A prototype expert system is described that advises end-users in the selection of a suitable development environment for small- to medium-scale expert system applications. The system, running on a microcomputer, assesses the suitability of an application as a whole for expert systems techniques and recommends the five ‘best’ products from ...
A Martin, RKH Law
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The Knowledge Engineering Review, 1988
Abstract Expert systems and hypertext are technologies which are coming together. This paper reviews the strengths and weaknesses of expert systems and hypertext. Then the complementarity of the two is both argued and illustrated. Translating expertise from documents into expert systems is difficult, but hypertext systems exploit the ...
Roy Rada, Judith Barlow
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Abstract Expert systems and hypertext are technologies which are coming together. This paper reviews the strengths and weaknesses of expert systems and hypertext. Then the complementarity of the two is both argued and illustrated. Translating expertise from documents into expert systems is difficult, but hypertext systems exploit the ...
Roy Rada, Judith Barlow
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Hermeneutics in expert systems
Knowledge-Based Systems, 1990Hermeneutics belongs to a sphere of sciences that were traditionally developed within a framework of theology; its origin dates back to the second century BC. Techniques and methods developed by hermeneutics stem from an attempt to reconstruct the correct interpretation of a text through structural analysis of the text itself.
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Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1984
AbstractExpert systems are intelligent computer applications that use data, a knowledge base, and a control mechanism to solve problems of sufficient difficulty that significant human expertise is necessary for their solution. Expert systems use artificial intelligence problem‐solving and knowledge‐representation techniques to combine human expert ...
N. Shahla Yaghmai, Jacqueline A. Maxin
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AbstractExpert systems are intelligent computer applications that use data, a knowledge base, and a control mechanism to solve problems of sufficient difficulty that significant human expertise is necessary for their solution. Expert systems use artificial intelligence problem‐solving and knowledge‐representation techniques to combine human expert ...
N. Shahla Yaghmai, Jacqueline A. Maxin
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Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1996
An otoneurological expert system was developed to help collect data and diagnose both central and peripheral diseases causing vertigo. Patient history and otoneurological and other examination results are used in the reasoning process. The case history data can be either mandatory or supportive.
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An otoneurological expert system was developed to help collect data and diagnose both central and peripheral diseases causing vertigo. Patient history and otoneurological and other examination results are used in the reasoning process. The case history data can be either mandatory or supportive.
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Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1988
Expert systems are providing a means of solving complex problems that previously defied automation efforts. This paper explains what an expert system is and how one operates. Following a brief description of expert systems, the nature of computer problem-solving and the role of knowledge in that activity are discussed.
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Expert systems are providing a means of solving complex problems that previously defied automation efforts. This paper explains what an expert system is and how one operates. Following a brief description of expert systems, the nature of computer problem-solving and the role of knowledge in that activity are discussed.
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