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Knowledge Engineering for Information Systems

Paul Beynon‐Davies

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Knowledge engineering knowledge representation expert systems and expert systems shells rule-based and object-based design building knowledge base systems project selection knowledge elicitation documenting knowledge designing and maintaining knowledge base systems the strategic importance of knowledge base systems.

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Knowledge engineering knowledge representation expert systems and expert systems shells rule-based and object-based design building knowledge base systems project selection knowledge elicitation documenting knowledge designing and maintaining knowledge base systems the strategic importance of knowledge base systems.

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Knowledge engineering knowledge representation expert systems and expert systems shells rule-based and object-based design building knowledge base systems project selection knowledge elicitation documenting knowledge designing and maintaining knowledge base systems the strategic importance of knowledge base systems.

Key concepts: Knowledge base, Knowledge-based systems, Expert system, Open Knowledge Base Connectivity, Knowledge management, Knowledge engineering, Computer science, Legal expert system

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