Titlebook: Expertise and Decision Support; George Wright,Fergus Bolger Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Action.interaction.nat

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On the Competence and Incompetence of Experts. For example, in news reports of particular “specialist” areas such as foreign politics, economics, and transport disasters, it is quite routine for particular individuals, presented as experts, to be explicitly consulted, and asked for their analyses, judgments, and opinions, which are quoted and

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Knowledge Engineering Issues for Decision Support making in narrow domains, decision support systems allow cooperation between user and system to improve the quality of decision making. In DSS a machine’s number-crunching and memory capability is coupled with human common sense, subjective judgment, and sensitivity to context. The areas in which h

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Human Expertise, Statistical Models, and Knowledge-Based Systemsach concerned with some aspect of the relationship between human expertise, statistical modeling, and knowledge-based systems, in particular expert systems. The first section provides a comparison of human expert judgment with statistical models, particularly linear regression models, concluding tha

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