Titlebook: Economic and Financial Knowledge-Based Processing; Louis F. Pau,Claudio Gianotti Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Prolog.a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76002-0Prolog; artificial intelligence; expert system; information retrieval; intelligence; knowledge; knowledge

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978-3-642-76004-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990

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Lynne D. Roberts,Vanessa Chang,David Gibsonon excludes to a large extent the flexibility in the selection of goals, of knowledge or of input data which is generally assumed in most knowledge-based systems. For example, none of the 7 sentences from Table 1 could be handled, neither in terms of a form editor, nor for their understanding, by any menu, window or graphical interface.

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Big Data Technologies and ApplicationsProgramming languages are formalisms for describing problems or solutions to problems in a way understandable (i.e. executable) by computers. A programming language is defined through its . and . .

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Basic concepts,It is evident even from the most superficial observation that humans are capable of effective (i.e. goal driven) interaction with their environment. A better understanding of the interaction processes would clearly be of great help in enhancing the quality of support to decision-makers faced with ill-defined tasks.

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