2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2004.12.002
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Developing a marketing decision model using a knowledge-based system

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“…There are various kinds of knowledge systems, which can be called a knowledge management system [4], a knowledge reference system or a knowledge-based system [5] [8]. Below, some comparisons are made between the pilot, which is a model-based knowledge reference system, and other knowledge systems.…”
Section: Knowledge System Reviewsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There are various kinds of knowledge systems, which can be called a knowledge management system [4], a knowledge reference system or a knowledge-based system [5] [8]. Below, some comparisons are made between the pilot, which is a model-based knowledge reference system, and other knowledge systems.…”
Section: Knowledge System Reviewsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pilot doesn't use any language or tool that can perform the reasoning processes to model information which is also associated to AI [13] Generally there are two categories of the knowledge systems beyond the AI based knowledge system. One category is the pure theoretical idea [10] [17] and the other category is knowledge acquired in an IT system [8].…”
Section: Differences Between the Production Pilot And An Ai Based Knomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since its development KBS has been widely applied to various studies and issues, including performance assessment [57,59,56], e-procurement exception management [36], stock market investment [9], product pricing [48], dynamic logistics process management [11], marketing decision [61], outsource manufacturing [10], urban infrastructure management [45], cost estimating [40], bank loan risk management [60], airborne decision support [23], strategic planning [24], work-related risk analysis [43], debris-flow problems analysis [55], and production [44]. Consequently, the KBS has gained considerable acceptance recently in the current information management literature.…”
Section: The Components Of Knowledge-based System and Related Applicamentioning
confidence: 99%