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An expert system shell: Expert system environment/VM
ISA Transactions, 1989Abstract The Expert System Environment/VM consists of a development program and a consultation program and has a high-level English-like interface. This paper reveals how parts of an expert system shell interact with themselves and with the humans involved, applications of ESE, and limitations and problems associated with expert systems.
Ruth C. Swezey, Marianne F. Ostrowsky
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From Statistical-Expert-System to Expert-Statistical-System
American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences, 1989SYNOPTIC ABSTRACTIncreasingly powerful computers are making Statistical Expert Systems possible. Several prototypes already exist, and have been described by numerous authors. Such systems, while controversial, are essential to achieving the full potential of the powerful statistical techniques developed in the last decades by bringing them within ...
R. Anand +4 more
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Assisting the Expert in “Expert” Systems
1987Expert Systems are at the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence. A number of successes have been claimed in problem areas usually associated with human decision making.
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Expertise in expert systems: knowledge acquisition for biological expert systems
Bioinformatics, 1993In this paper it is argued that an expert system requires more than factual knowledge before it can display expertise in a given domain. The additional knowledge consists of the heuristics or 'rules of thumb' used by an expert to manipulate and interpret the factual knowledge.
Roger E. Cooley, Marion Edwards
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2008
While technology and human abilities have evolved over the years, individuals still have limitations in their abilities to accomplish certain tasks. This may be due to limits on financial or cerebral resources. Information needs have expanded and evolved as well. With the spurring of globalization and flatter hierarchies in organizations, it has become
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While technology and human abilities have evolved over the years, individuals still have limitations in their abilities to accomplish certain tasks. This may be due to limits on financial or cerebral resources. Information needs have expanded and evolved as well. With the spurring of globalization and flatter hierarchies in organizations, it has become
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Getting the Expert into the System
The Serials Librarian, 1995The author provides an overview of the potential value expert systems have for serials cataloging. Criteria for determining the suitability of a project for use with an expert system are provided and four technical services examples are ...
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1994
Although the numerical design method discussed in chapters two and three is extremely powerful, it forms only one step in the overall design process. There are many issues which need to be addressed in order to apply it successfully, and it is here where the expert system proves invaluable.
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Although the numerical design method discussed in chapters two and three is extremely powerful, it forms only one step in the overall design process. There are many issues which need to be addressed in order to apply it successfully, and it is here where the expert system proves invaluable.
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Persuasiveness of expert systems
Behaviour & Information Technology, 1998Expert system advice is not always evaluated by examining its contents. Users can be persuaded by expert system advice because they have certain beliefs about advice given by a computer. The experiment in this paper shows that subjects (n = 84) thought that, given the same argumentation, expert systems are more objective and rational than human ...
E Timminga +3 more
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The Use of Expert Systems for Training and Training in Expert Systems
1991The banks which worked with expert systems during the 1980s were as interested to learn as to produce constructs which could be of assistance to their own operations. At the end, both the benefits derived from AI applications and the learning experience in itself were found to be most rewarding.
Dimitris N. Chorafas, Heinrich Steinmann
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Predicting expert system success: an expert system for expert systems
Proceedings of the 1990 ACM SIGBDP conference on Trends and directions in expert systems - SIGBDP '90, 1990Joseph LaGue, Il-Yeol Song
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