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HI-RISE and beyond: directions for expert systems in design

Abstract This paper commences with a brief introduction to expert systems and then describes the HI-RISE expert system for structural design in terms of scope, problem solving strategy, knowledge representation and implementation. It then discusses the potential for developing an expert system capable of innovative design and describes the possibility of developing a generic expert system framework appropriate for any structural design problem.

Mary Lou Maher

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