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Inferential knowledge acquisition
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, 1993This paper describes the approach we are pursuing for modeling inferential processes in knowledge-based systems. It is aimed at overcoming the lack of generality affecting many of the systems described in the literature. This mainly happens since the problem-solving method adopted by those systems is too closely tied to the particular domain problem ...
Lanzola G., Stefanelli M.
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Acquisition of search knowledge
1997The development of highly effective heuristics for search problems is a difficult and time-consuming task. We present a knowledge acquisition approach to incrementally model expert search processes. Though, experts do not normally have introspective access to that knowledge, their explanations of actual search considerations seems very valuable in ...
Ghassan Beydoun, Achim G. Hoffmann
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Knowledge acquisition for knowledge-based systems
IEEE Expert, 1991The work reported at the first Japanese Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems Workshop is discussed, providing both an overview of the field and an introduction to a series of articles on knowledge acquisition. The discussion covers tools, methods, and mediating representations; real-time problem solving; the system-model-operator metaphor;
Hiroshi Motoda +3 more
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Integrating knowledge acquisition and language acquisition
Applied Intelligence, 1992Very large knowledge bases (KB's) constitute an important step for artificial intelligence and will have significant effects on the field of natural language processing. This thesis addresses the problem of effectively acquiring two large bodies of formalized knowledge: knowledge about the world (a KB), and knowledge about words (a lexicon).
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A philosophical basis for knowledge acquisition
Knowledge Acquisition, 1990Knowledge acquisition for expert systems is a purely practical problem to be solved by experiment, independent of philosophy. However the experiments one chooses to conduct will be influenced by one's implicit or explicit philosophy of knowledge, particularly if this philosophy is taken as axiomatic rather than as an hypothesis. We argue that practical
Paul Compton, R. Jansen
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Knowledge acquisition and the web
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2013Knowledge-acquisition research started in the eighties as a small research community focusing on knowledge-intensive problems in relatively small domains. In this paper we look at the influence the Web has had on knowledge acquisition and vice versa.
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1986
A model for an automatic knowledge acquisition tool for expert systems is presented. The model combines knowledge engineering and cognitive science methods to construct knowledge bases employing several knowledge representation languages. For the elicitation of declarative knowledge the tool contains automated interview methods and content analysis ...
Joachim Diederich +2 more
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A model for an automatic knowledge acquisition tool for expert systems is presented. The model combines knowledge engineering and cognitive science methods to construct knowledge bases employing several knowledge representation languages. For the elicitation of declarative knowledge the tool contains automated interview methods and content analysis ...
Joachim Diederich +2 more
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A Survey of Commonsense Knowledge Acquisition
Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 2013zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Liangjun Zang +4 more
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AI Communications, 1987
Knowledge engineering tools are (software) tools which aid the knowledge engineer (KE) during one or more phases of the development of a knowledge based system (KBS). Most commercially available knowledge engineering tools (e.g. expert system shells, AI toolkits like ART, KEE and Knowledge-Craft) only help the KE in actually implementing a KBS.
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Knowledge engineering tools are (software) tools which aid the knowledge engineer (KE) during one or more phases of the development of a knowledge based system (KBS). Most commercially available knowledge engineering tools (e.g. expert system shells, AI toolkits like ART, KEE and Knowledge-Craft) only help the KE in actually implementing a KBS.
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Psychoanalysis and the Acquisition of Knowledge
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1988From the myth of Prometheus to the trial of Galileo, history and literature are replete with examples of the clash between institutionally-bound power structures which exploit ignorance and ignore reality, and those that attempt to develop some movement towards scientific and personal truth.
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