Acknowledgments | |
About the editors | |
Introduction | |
The state of the practice | |
An overview of intelligent systems technology | p. 3 |
The development of artificial intelligence | p. 52 |
Lessons learned building expert systems | p. 60 |
Validating expert system performance | p. 70 |
Tools and techniques | |
Knowledge acquisition for expert systems: Some pitfalls and suggestions | p. 85 |
The knowledge acquisition activity matrix: A systems engineering conceptual framework | p. 99 |
Knowledge representation in the real world | p. 120 |
Building knowledge-based systems with procedural languages | p. 127 |
Conventional languages and AI | p. 138 |
How to choose natural language software | p. 146 |
Application areas | |
Applications in manufacturing and design | |
On-line expert systems in process industries | p. 165 |
ASDEP: An expert system for electric power plant design | p. 176 |
Knowledge-based computer-aided design of materials handling systems | p. 189 |
Intelligent computer-assisted instructional systems | |
Intelligent computer-aided instruction: A survey organized around system components | p. 205 |
An expert system for instructional design | p. 235 |
Intelligent tutoring systems: A tutorial survey | p. 250 |
Defense applications of artificial intelligence | |
Artificial intelligence and simulation: An application to logistics modeling | p. 283 |
AALPS: A knowledge-based system for aircraft loading | p. 298 |
Expert system technology for the military: Selected examples | p. 308 |
Artificial intelligence for national defense: Real, imagined and likely applications | p. 351 |
Financial applications of intelligent systems technology | |
The Citibank pension expert | p. 363 |
INVEST: An expert system for financial investments | p. 368 |
Applications in robotics | |
Mobile robots: Real-time intelligent control of mobile robots | p. 381 |
Ambler: An autonomous rover for planetary exploration | p. 395 |
Applied natural language | |
The natural language-database connection | p. 407 |
KID: Designing a knowledge-based natural language interface | p. 421 |
The intelligent assistant | p. 441 |
Artificial intelligence and the airline industry | |
Globe-trotter: An intelligent flight itinerary planner | p. 455 |
GATES: An airline gate assignment and tracking expert system | p. 470 |
Artificial intelligence and the legal system | |
Expert systems and the law | p. 481 |
A case-based approach to modeling legal expertise | p. 486 |
The potential of artificial intelligence to help solve the crisis in the legal system | p. 497 |
Knowledge-based software engineering | |
KBRA: A new paradigm for requirements engineering | p. 519 |
Knowledge-based support for rapid software prototyping | p. 530 |
Design of knowledge-based systems with a knowledge-based assistant | p. 539 |
Issues, challenges and new frontiers | |
Why expert systems do not exhibit expertise | p. 573 |
Artificial intelligence and computable problems | p. 582 |
Artificial intelligence today | p. 594 |
Psychology today and artificial intelligence tomorrow | p. 601 |
How evaluation guides AI research | p. 621 |
Neurocomputing: Picking the human brain | p. 636 |
Foundations and grand challenges of artificial intelligence | p. 644 |
Index | p. 666 |
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