Titlebook: Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems; 7th European Worksho N. Aussenac,G. Boy,Y. Kodratoff Conference proceedings 1993 Springe

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Acquisition and modelling of uncertain, incomplete and time-varying knowledge,ose how existing methodologies can be used and extended when developing such applications. We also report an experiment we carried out, involving different methodological components. The experiment was done to give ideas to and support our proposal.

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MULTIS II: Enabling end-users to design problem-solving engines via two-level task ontologies, making few initial constraints on the type of problem solving mechanism. This method is based on the following principles: (1) problem solving can be described with primitives that can be reused and rearranged to model problem solving processes in various domains and task types, and (2) there exist

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Modeling and extending expertise,ctivity such as developments in software engineering, system-theoretic aspects of modeling in general, and the variety of technologies that have been applied in knowledge acquisition such as those of hypermedia and machine learning.

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The emerging VITAL workbench,ign choices we took concerning the overall infrastructure, user interface, data and control integration, and tool management. Moreover, we‘ll describe in some detail the important role that some advanced software technologies — such as groupware and software visualization — have played in the design and implementation of the workbench.

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0302-9743 September 1993.Traditionally the EKAW workshops deal with thevariousaspects of knowledge acquisition as a crucial topic inartificial intelligence as well as in computer science,engineeringin general, and cognitive science. EKAW `93 hadist emphasis on knowledge acquisition for knowledge-basedsystems;