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The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary

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  • Summary: The knowledge engineering practices of one experienced company are outlined, commenting on differences in emphasis in some of the knowledge elicitation and AI research literatures.
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    A. D'agapeyeff. 1988. The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 3: doi: 10.1017/S026988890000429X
    A. D'agapeyeff. 1988. The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 3: doi: 10.1017/S026988890000429X
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The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary

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Abstract: Summary: The knowledge engineering practices of one experienced company are outlined, commenting on differences in emphasis in some of the knowledge elicitation and AI research literatures.

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    A. D'agapeyeff. 1988. The nature of expertise and its elicitation for business expert systems: a commentary. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 3: doi: 10.1017/S026988890000429X
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