论文信息 - Expert system shells: very‐high‐level languages for Artificial Intelligence

Expert system shells: very‐high‐level languages for Artificial Intelligence

Abstract: Expert system shells are discussed as very-high-level programming languages for knowledge engineering. Based on a category/domain distinction for expert systems the concept of expert system shells is explained using seven classifications. A proposal for a shell-development policy is sketched. The conclusions express concern about current over-emphasis on graphical interfaces.

Harold Boley | H. Boley

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