yes SDGjcoJames C. OwenSenior Consultant[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.kbsc.com"Never give up. Never give up. Never, never, never give up." From a speech by former Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, during the most trying times of the British Empire; a great leader too soon forgotten by his
Thanks a lot for your immediate response! I will check out the book you
recommended.
But there is still one important question for me: What are the essential
differences between Jess (or an rule-based expert system in general) and
deductive databases (e.g. Ontobroker)?
Best regards,
Thomas Beer
Hello Jason
I am a PhD student in Computing, University of Tasmania, Australia using
Jess in a pseudo expert system which relies on the notion that users can
learn to become experts. They construct their own ontology .. with the
aid of software.
There is research into knowledge-base-free expert
Knowledge Systems with a Knowledge Engineer. God save us all. In
the movie Patton when they mentioned battles fought without
soldiers, Patton was horrified that there could be a battle without
honor or glory or personal sacrifice. He said that he hoped that he
would never live that
Knowledge Engineer take 2...
I think the word these days is programmer - which we cant really do
without. The MCRDR system is designed for the non-computing expert to
build and edit his/her own rule set without filtering through the brain
of the computing expert who encodes/encoded the rules and
