Expert Systems
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[edit] Preface
This book is about expert systems, their use, and their construction. Expert systems are AI computer programs that use the knowledge and processes of a human expert to solve problems that computers have been incapable of solving efficiently.
This book is designed for students at the undergraduate level in the fields of computer science or computer engineering. Students are expected to have a background in high-level programming languages, although no single language is preferred.
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[edit] Table of Contents
[edit] Expert System Basics
- Introduction to Expert Systems
- Types of Expert Systems
- Components of Expert Systems
- Knowledge Engineering
[edit] Tools and Shells
[edit] Knowledge
[edit] Inference Engines
- The Agenda
- Forward Chaining
- Backward Chaining
- Refraction
- Rule Selection
- Deductive Reasoning
- Resolution
