Titlebook: Knowledge Acquisition: Selected Research and Commentary; A Special Issue of M Sandra Marcus Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 artif

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The World Would Be a Better Place if Non-Programmers Could Program,d it be otherwise? But if you ask anyone what the computational requirements are that a class of tasks imposes, you surely won’t get a very good answer. As application programmers, we can expose the computational requirements of the task we just wrote a program to solve. But we typically do so by po

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Automated Support for Building and Extending Expert Models,menon, it does represent a theory of how a class of professionals approaches an application task. As when scientists develop a natural theory, builders of expert systems first must formulate a model of the behavior that they wish to understand and then must corroborate and extend that model with the

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Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems: Notes on the State-of-the-Art, briefly described. Then the technology of interactive knowledge acquisition is discussed, including a descriptive framework, dimensions of use, and research patterns. Finally, dissemination of information from knowledge acquisition workshops is detailed.

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Can Machine Learning Offer Anything to Expert Systems?,ems that can remain useful in the face of changing environments or changing standards of expertise. Why are the learning methods we know how to implement not being used to build or maintain expert systems in the commercial world?

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Introduction: A Sampler in Knowledge Acquisition for the Machine Learning Community,. The relationship between machine learning and knowledge acquisition is not so clearcut as the field-subfield one. Neither are the methods of knowledge acquisition so homogeneous and easily characterized as for genetic algorithms.

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Supporting Start-to-Finish Development of Knowledge Bases, knowledge-acquisition tool that adjusts the training it expects and assistance it provides as its knowledge grows. The second issue is how to integrate new information into a large knowledge base. This issue is addressed in the description of a second tool, KI, that evaluates new information to determine its consequences for existing knowledge.

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The World Would Be a Better Place if Non-Programmers Could Program,inting to the program; this doesn’t provide much insight, either to ourselves or to others, into the requirements that other, similar tasks impose. From the perspective of one who simply wants an understanding of the computational requirements of a class of tasks, the application program over-commits.