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Knowledge Acquisition from Multiple Experts

Expert system projects are often based on collaboration with single domain expert. This leads to difficulties in judging the suitability of the chosen task and in acquiring the detailed knowledge required to carry out the task. This anecdotal article considers some of the advantages of using a diverse collection of domain experts.

Clive L. Dym | Sanjay Mittal | C. Dym | S. Mittal

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