Knowledge acquisition and verification tools for medical expert systems.
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Summary
Various tools developed to assist in the processes of acquiring domain knowledge and determining whether the knowledge is consistent, complete, and correct are discussed.
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- 1987-02-01
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Keywords
Expert system, Knowledge acquisition, Domain knowledge, Computer science, Subject-matter expert
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