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Schema-based knowledge elicitation for planning and situation assessment aids

Issues important to schema-based knowledge elicitation are discussed. The author briefly reviews key features of schema theory and the situation assessment system. He then discusses criteria for the design of a knowledge elicitation tool, and illustrates the mechanics for eliciting information with the schema-based knowledge elicitation tool developed at his organization. Observations concerning validation of the tool are also presented. >

David F. Noble | D. Noble

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