2006•Journal of Agricultural Mechanization ResearchRequires access

Design of Knowledge Base for Agricultural Expert System Based on J2EE & XML

Liu Yue-eb

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Applying J2EE XML to web-based expert system, and bringing forward a new method of knowledge presentation using XML and OOT, then applying to intelligent diagnosis system of wheat diseases and insect pests. By using this method, knowledge base will fit the web application and distributed processing. It also can be extended freely.

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Applying J2EE XML to web-based expert system, and bringing forward a new method of knowledge presentation using XML and OOT, then applying to intelligent diagnosis system of wheat diseases and insect pests. By using this method, knowledge base will fit the web application and distributed processing. It also can be extended freely.

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Applying J2EE XML to web-based expert system, and bringing forward a new method of knowledge presentation using XML and OOT, then applying to intelligent diagnosis system of wheat diseases and insect pests. By using this method, knowledge base will fit the web application and distributed processing. It also can be extended freely.

Key concepts: XML, Knowledge base, Expert system, Computer science, SOAP, Knowledge-based systems, Database, Presentation (obstetrics)

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