The organization of expert systems, a tutorial

EXPIM: a knowledge-based expert system for production/inventory modelling

“…Expert systems have been successfully developed in fields such as medieal diagnosis (Shortliffe 1976), mineral exploration (Duda et al 1979) and chemical data interpretation (Lindsay et al 1980). Excellent reviews of expert systems and their principles have been provided elsewhere (Buchanan and Duda 1983, Stefik et al 1982, Hayes-Roth et al 1983, Waterman 1986, and the reader is referred to these sources for detailed descriptions. Downloaded by [New York University] at 19:37 16 July 2015…”

Human‐computer interaction: A critical synthesis

“…Expert systems have the advantages that rules can often be discovered that capture informal, heuristic knowledge or 'rules of thumb' that cannot be formalized in, for example, a numerical model of the domain. 27 A number of expert systems have now been built and tested in various domains. 28 Expert systems are generally constructed to solve specific application problems.…”

Design for Tactical Situation Awareness Display

“…The recent success of ES technology (Stefik, et al (1982)), in diagnosis, monitoring, prediction, planning, tracking, and design problems in certain application domains has initiated similar efforts in other areas. These early successful expert system applications include SOPHIE in computer assisted instruction (Brown, et al (1974)), MYCIN in medical diagnosis (Shortliffe (1976)), PROSPECTOR in oil exploration (Duda, et al (1978)), and DENDRAL in biology (Buchanan and Feigenbaum (1978)).…”