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Explanation facilities and interactive systems

Our main research aim is to improve the provision of explanation facilities in information systems generally, and to identify what is meant by “explanation”. This paper reports research which identifies both the strengths and weaknesses of current research and shows how to overcome those weaknesses. We are also concerned with both present and future uses of explanation in information systems and the role of explanation in a broad range of interactive applications.

Hilary Johnson | Peter Johnson | H. Johnson | P. Johnson

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