Summary: This paper aims to describe the current state of knowledge systems technology and its commercialisation in the US. First, knowledge systems are defined and placed in a historical context. The introduction is concluded with a preview of major ideas. The paper will assess the technological state of the art and will survey the current state of commercialisation. Finally, some anticipated future trends will be discussed.
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F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497
F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497
Abstract: Summary: This paper aims to describe the current state of knowledge systems technology and its commercialisation in the US. First, knowledge systems are defined and placed in a historical context. The introduction is concluded with a preview of major ideas. The paper will assess the technological state of the art and will survey the current state of commercialisation. Finally, some anticipated future trends will be discussed.
F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497
F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497
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F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497
F. Hayes-Roth. 1984. Knowledge-based expert systems — The State of the Art in the US. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 1:7 doi: 10.1017/S0269888900000497