Preface
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: An Overview of Expert Systems
Chapter 2: What are Expert Systems?
Chapter 3: Basic Concepts for Building Expert Systems
Part II: Building an Expert System
Chapter 4: The Architecture of Expert Systems
Chapter 5: Constructing an Expert System
Chapter 6: An Investigation of Tools for Building Expert Systems
Part III: Evaluating an Expert System
Chapter 7: Reasoning about Reasoning
Chapter 8: Evaluation of Expert Systems: Issues and Case Studies
Part IV: Expert System Tools
Chapter 9: Languages and Tools for Knowledge Engineering
Part V: A Typical Problem for Expert Systems
Chapter 10: Emergency Management of Inland Oil and Hazardous Chemical Spills: A Case Study in Knowledge Engineering
Title: Building expert systems / edited by Frederick Hayes-Roth, Donald A. Waterman, Douglas B. Lenat. Published: Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., 1983. Description: xvi, 444 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Series: Teknowledge series in knowledge engineering ; v. 1 LC Call No.: QA76.9.E96B84 1983 Dewey No.: 001.64/2 19 ISBN: 0201106868 Notes: Bibliography: p. 405-420. Includes indexes. Subjects: Expert systems (Computer science) System design. Other authors: Hayes-Roth, Frederick. Waterman, D. A. (Donald Arthur), 1936- Lenat, Douglas B. Control No.: 82024511
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