Expert Systems For Competitiveness: A Tutorial

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. L. King
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

An expert system is a computer system that performs tasks that are considered by most people to require human expertise. Since their functioning relies heavily on large bodies of knowledge, they are often referred to as knowledge-based systems. These systems can contain the skill and knowledge of an individual human expert or the combined knowledge of a group of experts. The knowledge embodied in an expert system can consist of specific facts, HSHA regulations, heuristics or rules-of-thumb used by the expert, and databases. The purpose of this paper will be to introduce the participants in the ?Increase Competitiveness Thru Innovation? session to expert systems. This introduction will enable the participants to better appreciate the balance of the papers to be presented in this session. These papers will deal with specific mining problems and a proposed innovative solution. This paper will discuss such topics as problem-solving paradigms, rules of inference, knowledge representation, and the structure of expert systems.
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APA: R. L. King  (1989)  Expert Systems For Competitiveness: A Tutorial

MLA: R. L. King Expert Systems For Competitiveness: A Tutorial. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1989.

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