61. Books / Computers Internet / Computer Science / Artificial 32. Introduction to expert systems (International computer ScienceSeries) Peter Jackson / Hardcover / Published 1990 33. Design http://www.bookmag.com/books/computers---internet/190.html

62. Expert Systems And Open Systems In Medical Artificial Intelligence. intelligence as a branch of computer science rather but the development of opensystems and their intelligence and the design of expert systems, Redwood City http://matrixcognition.com/ORIGIN02.HTM

Presented at the Congress on Medical Informatics, San Francisco, Calif. May 11-13, 1989. Proc Am Assoc Medical Systems and Informatics, Congress 89, vol.7, pages 118-120, 1989. "EXPERT SYSTEMS AND OPEN SYSTEMS IN MEDICAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE." John H. Frenster, M.D., FACP Physicians' Educational Series, Atherton, CA 94027-5446 CONTENTS: Abstract Introduction Medical Expert Systems Medical Open Systems The Phases of Clinical Care ... References Abstract: Expert systems provide pre-selected rules for decision-making within specialized domains of knowledge, but are limited by the fixed choices and by the date of the expert opinions embodied in the decision rules. Open systems, by contrast, allow user formulation both of the potential decisions as well as of the decision elements leading to each decision, while quantitating the contribution of each element to each potential decision. Open systems can then calculate the best decision, the analysis of variance, the logical inconsistency of selections, and the performance consistency of ratings by utilizing the mathematical techniques of the analysis of queueing and renewal with matrix cognition. Introduction: Artificial intelligence encompases such diverse activities as game playing, automated reasoning, natural language, automatic programming, machine learning, robotics and vision, software tools, modeling human performance, and expert systems for complex decisions (1). Complex medical decisions are central in each phase of clinical care (2), and are usually based on decision elements or findings derived from a single patient by the clinical team (3). The discovery of decision elements particular to a given patient is a major task for the clinical team, and a necessary prelude to initiating medical action for the patient (4). The triad of discovery, decision, and action constitutes a core for the analysis of each phase of clinical care (3).

63. The Joshua Lederberg Papers: Artificial Intelligence And Expert Systems mid1960s at Stanford, where, in collaboration with computer scientists Edward DENDRiticALgorithm), one of the first expert or knowledge-based systems. http://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/BB/Views/Exhibit/narrative/ai.html

The Joshua Lederberg Papers Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems Documents Visuals Exhibit Biographical Information Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems Exobiology Emerging Infectious Disease and Biological Warfare Health and the Future All Visuals Computer science and molecular biology caught the scientific imagination during the same era-the mid-1940s and '50s. Fascinated by the computers he encountered as a youth at the American Institute, which were barely more sophisticated than desk calculators, Joshua Lederberg sought opportunities to incorporate the machines into his work. His opportunity came in the mid-1960s at Stanford, where, in collaboration with computer scientists Edward A. Feigenbaum and Bruce Buchanan and chemist Carl Djerassi, Lederberg developed DENDRAL (DENDRitic ALgorithm), one of the first "expert" or "knowledge-based" systems. DENDRAL was designed to further two goals. The first was to aid scientists by determining the molecular structure of a chemical compound of known composition. The second was to investigate the combination of acquired knowledge and experience and inductive reasoning that a human would use to solve similar problems. Lederberg was involved in other early computer science, artificial intelligence, and cooperative communications projects, like SUMEX-AIM (Stanford University Medical EXperimental-Artificial Intelligence in Medicine). In a very early realization of the Internet, remote users could connect to a mainframe at Stanford to collaborate on problems that applied the methods and theories of artificial intelligence-the use of computers in complex decision making-to questions of medical science and medical diagnosis.

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65. Citation I.2.1 Applications and expert systems Subjects Natural language interfaces K. ComputingMilieux K.3 computerS AND EDUCATION K.3.1 computer Uses in Education http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=99442&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=11111111&CFT

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67. IEEE Computer Society Seattle Section: Presentation IEEE computer Society Seattle Section, expert systems A Foundation for theIT Practitioner. Presentation by Richard Charette of Calico Commerce, Inc. http://www.ieee-seattle.org/computersociety/08may01.shtml

IEEE Computer Society Seattle Section Expert Systems: A Foundation for the IT Practitioner Presentation by Richard Charette of Calico Commerce, Inc. Section Links Home Events Email List Member Survey [NEW] Web Resources XML and XSL IEEE Links IEEE Seattle Section Computer Society IEEE Announcing ... a Meeting of the Computer Society (COMP-16) Seattle Section: Tuesday, May 8, 2001 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM University of Washington, Bothell, UW1 building, room 315 (map and directions) The IEEE Seattle Section's Computer Society will host a presentation titled: "Expert Systems: A Foundation for the IT Practitioner" by Richard Charette, Senior Software Architect in the Advanced Development Group at Calico Commerce, Inc. Abstract Expert systems (ES) have often been perceived as silver bullets, cryptic systems, exotic solutions or major disasters. But in reality, thousands of ES have been deployed successfully since the 70's and many of them are still operational and fully reliable. In fact, the use of ES when appropriate may provide a competitive advantage to an organization. The technology underlying ES has reached today a level of maturity that makes it an attractive solution when appropriate. This presentation demystifies ES to the computer science and IT professionals in the industry, and helps them understand how these can become part of their potential CS/IT toolset. The presentation will first introduce ES, their place within the broad field of computer science, and their relationship with artificial intelligence technologies.

68. Department Of Computer Science And Engineering Technical University of Braunschweig, 1979, computer aided geometric 1956, Artificialintelligence, heuristic programming, expert systems, pattern recognition http://www.eas.asu.edu/~csedept/people/faculty.html

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69. CUMINCAD: Paper 8eb5:Expert Systems In Computer-Aided Design CUMINCAD Paper 8eb5 expert systems in computerAided Design. cumulative year,1987. title, expert systems in computer-Aided Design. source, http://itc.fgg.uni-lj.si/data/cumincad/robots/8eb5.htm

CUMINCAD: Paper 8eb5: Expert Systems in Computer-Aided Design cumulative index of computer aided archiectural design home search advanced announcements ... basket authors Gero, John S., Conference Chairman and Editor year title Expert Systems in Computer-Aided Design source IFIP WG 5.2 Working Conference on Expert Systems in Computer-Aided Design. proceedings. 1987. 533 p. : ill. Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1987. Also published as a book by North Holland (Amsterdam, 1987) summary keywords CAD, expert systems, AI, design series CADline full text Full text not available changed from last changed

70. Expert Systems (Computer Scien AlekSys.com expert systems (computer scien, expert systems Principles and Programming,Joseph C. Giarratano, 0534950531, Brooks/Cole Pub Co, 09 February, 1998. http://www.aleksys.com/aleksys/BooksBySubject.cfm/BookSubject_ID=3586/

AlekSys Technologies Inc. Services Project Questionnaire Jobs Subject Title Authors ISBN Publisher Pub Date Expert systems (Computer scien Expert Systems: Principles and Programming Joseph C. Giarratano Brooks/Cole Pub Co 09 February, 1998 Expert systems (Computer scien Introduction to Expert Systems (3rd Edition) Peter Jackson Addison-Wesley Pub Co January, 1999 Expert systems (Computer scien Probabilistic Networks and Expert Systems (Statistics for Engineering and Information Science) Robert G. Cowell A. Phillip Dawid Steffen L. Lauritzen David J. Spiegelhater Springer Verlag July, 1999 Expert systems (Computer scien Decision Support Systems and Intelligent Systems (6th Edition) Efraim Turban Jay E. Aronson Prentice Hall 14 November, 2000 Expert systems (Computer scien Foundations of Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems, and Knowledge Engineering (Computational Intelligence) Nikola K. Kasabov MIT Press 11 October, 1996 Expert systems (Computer scien Introduction to Knowledge Systems Mark J. Stefik

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72. CSEAT - Computer Security Expert Assist Team The computer Security expert Assist Team (CSEAT) was established at to provide a liaisonknowledgeable about computer security and systems included in http://csrc.nist.gov/cseat/

CSEAT HOME Review Assumptions and Constraints IT Security Maturity Levels Agency Automated ... CSRC Homepage Search CSRC The Computer Security Expert Assist Team (CSEAT) was established at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to improve federal Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) planning and implementation efforts by assisting governmental entities in improving the security of their information and cyber assets. The CSEAT accomplishes this by performing a review of an agency's computer security program. The review is based upon a combination of proven techniques and best practices and results in an action plan that provides a federal agency with a business case-based roadmap to cost-effectively enhance the protection of their information system assets. This CSEAT has developed a set of evaluation criteria that is being used to review both agency and high-risk IT security programs. This criteria is continually evolving based upon lessons learned from reviews, feedback we receive from those reviewed, and feedback we receive from IT security professionals. The CSEAT welcomes your feedback on the current criteria and requests that you email us any suggestions for modifications that you have. Each suggestion will be reviewed and taken into consideration while evolving the criteria. A CSEAT guidance document that describes the CSEAT methodology will be developed in the near future.

73. Computer Science, Rutgers University: [198:587 ] Expert Systems 198587 expert systems. It will review current research and applicationsof expert systems in medicine, geology, chemistry and physics. http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/cs/academics/graduate/courses/node45.html

Search CS site Search WWW Maintained by web@cs.rutgers.edu [198:587 ] Expert Systems Credits: Instructor: C. Kulikowski Schedule: Fall Objectives The course is intended to lead into research in the areas of expert systems, knowledge-based consultation, modeling and decision-making. It will review current research and applications of expert systems in medicine, geology, chemistry and physics. Prerequisites 198:520 and permission of the instructor. Outline Scope and characterization of expert systems. Consultation processes and expertise. Knowledge acquisition and representation. Methods of inference under uncertainty and problem solving strategies. Case studies in expert systems: EXPERT, EMYCIN, PROSPECTOR, etc. Performance assessment and learning, issues of consistency, and learning. Expected Work Weekly readings, a term project and presentation. References Recent research papers. Jackson, P., Introduction to Expert Systems , Addison Wesley, 1990.

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76. SpringerLink: Lecture Notes In Computer Science LNCS 2113, HC Mayr, J. Lazansky, G. Quirchmayr, P. Vogel (Eds.) Databaseand expert systems Applications. 12th International Conference http://link.springer.de/link/service/series/0558/tocs/t2113.htm

H.C. Mayr, J. Lazansky, G. Quirchmayr, P. Vogel (Eds.): Database and Expert Systems Applications 12th International Conference, DEXA 2001 Munich, Germany, September 3-5, 2001, Proceedings LNCS 2113 Ordering Information Table of Contents Title pages in PDF (11 KB) Preface in PDF (9 KB) Conference Organization in PDF (18 KB) Table of Contents in PDF (42 KB) ... External Reviewers in PDF (6 KB) Invited Talk XML Databases: Modeling and Multidimensional Indexing Rudolf Bayer LNCS 2113, p. 1 Abstract Full article in PDF (6 KB) Advanced Databases I Updatability in Federated Database Systems Mong Li Lee, Sin Yeung Lee, and Tok Wang Ling LNCS 2113, p. 2 ff. Abstract Full article in PDF (135 KB) Designing Semistructured Databases: A Conceptual Approach Mong Li Lee, Sin Yeung Lee, Tok Wang Ling, Gillian Dobbie, and Leonid A. Kalinichenko LNCS 2113, p. 12 ff. Abstract Full article in PDF (144 KB) Meaningful Change Detection on the Web S. Flesca, F. Furfaro, and E. Masciari LNCS 2113, p. 22 ff.

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78. Expert System the easiest description of an expert system comes from Digital Equipment Corporation'sXCON. This system is used to configure complex computer systems and was http://www.eskimo.com/~mighetto/lsexpert.htm

Expert System An expert system is a computer program capable of considering a vast body of knowledge, reasoning, and then recommending a course of action. The major difference between the modern technology of expert systems versus classical algorithmic techniques is the ability to develop systems that infer answers from complex and incomplete knowledge bases. In other words, just as an acceptable answer although not necessarily the optimal answer can be determined by a human, given incomplete and perhaps unrelated facts, an expert system can be made to choose rational and perhaps multiple answers from a set of rules and facts. Perhaps the easiest description of an expert system comes from Digital Equipment Corporation's XCON. This system is used to configure complex computer systems and was once referred to as R-1 (as in "we are one"). R-1 was the short hand answer to the question " What is an expert system ?" and was developed in 1980. The first expert system was developed by Edward Shortliffe in 1975. The HAL computer of "2001" is a well-known example of a futuristic expert system. The Decision Maker expert system consists of an explanation portion , a knowledge acquisition portion , a database portion , and a report portion Explanation Portion Top Next Prev Bot The explanation portion of the expert system software displays a decision tree to assist the user in determining why a question is being asked or a solution has been identified. The decision tree (explanation ) model for the system can be found in Robert Tannenbaum and Warren Schmidts's work which appeared in Harvard Business Review in 1954, and in the books "Leadership and Decision Making" by Victor Vroom and Philip Yetton from

79. KHALED SHAALAN'S HOME PAGE Intelligence Applications, Egyptian computer Society (EGS), Egypt, Feb. 27 March3, pp. 241-250, 1997. Rafea A., Shaalan K., Using expert systems as a http://www.claes.sci.eg/claes/staff/shaalan.html

Khaled Shaalan I am currently an Assocaite Professor at the department of Computer Science, Faculty of Computers and Information, Cairo University Egypt Postal address, phone, fax Lab. Responsibilities ... Curriculum Vitae Address Phone: +20 (2) 361 1477 Fax: +20 (2) 761 7628 Net: shaalan@mail.claes.sci.eg Web: http://www.claes.sci.eg/claes/staff/shaalan.html Postal address: Lab. Responisibilities Head of Training, Evaluating, and Updating Expert Systems department Arranging seminars. Current Research Interests Arabic Language Processing. Machine Translations. Expert Systems Agent-based Systems. Item Banking. Distance Learning. Object-oriented programming. Concurrent Constraint Languages. Multimedia Information Systems. Publications Papers Published In Refereed Journals Shafic S., Shaalan K., Rafea A. Macro Association Rule Discovery: Impact of Environmental Indicators Changes on Life Assurance Business, Egyptian Informatics Journal Shaalan K., Riad M., Amer A., Baraka H., Speculative Work in Neural Network Forecasting: An application to Egyptian Cotton Production, The Egyptian Computer Journal , ISSR, Cairo Univ., Vol. 27(1), pp. 58-79, 1999.

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