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....that problem solving requires references to many information items and human memory is limited; a persistent memory in the external world can therefore provide assistance. These high level tasks are related to the taxonomy of generic problem solving models in the field of Artificial Intelligence [22, 23], which are used to initiate and drive task 2.1. A FRAMEWORK FOR INFORMATION VISUALISATION DESIGN 43 analysis processes in KADS and are often used in Cognitive Task Analysis in the context of HCI. The taxonomy divides user tasks into analytical and synthetic. Analytical tasks include those of ....

BREUKER, J. A. A Suite of Problem Types. In CommonKADS Library for Expertise Modelling, J. Breuker and W. V. de Velde, Eds. IOS Press, 1994, pp. 57--88.

.... shed more light on the role of assumptions in libraries for knowledge engineering [BFS96, FB98, FG97] A last proposal to organize libraries of PSMs is based on a suite of so called problem types (or tasks, for the purpose of this article tasks and problem types are treated as synonyms) Bre94a, Bre94b] The suite describes problem types according to the way that problems depend on each other. The solution to one problem forms the input to another problem. For example, the output of a prediction task is a certain state, which can form the input to a monitoring task that tries to detect ....

J. Breuker. A suite of problem types. In J. Breuker and W. van de Velde, editors, CommonKADSLibrary for Expertise Modeling, pages 57--87. IOS Press, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1994.

.... a library organised following this principle, but work is currently being performed to shed more light on the role of assumptions in libraries for knowledge engineering ( 17] 18] 56] 58] A last proposal to organise libraries of PSMs is based on a suite of so called problem types ( 27] [28]) or tasks, for the purpose of this article, tasks and problem types are treated as synonyms) The suite describes problem types according to the way that problems depend on each other. The solution to one problem forms the input to another problem. For example, the output of a prediction task is ....

J. Breuker, A Suite of Problem Types, in: J. A. Breuker and W. van de Velde, eds., The CommonKADS Library For Expertise Modelling, IOS Press, Amsterdam, 1994.

....reusable components are specified per task (e.g. planning, assessment, etc. and (Benjamins, 1993) where an extensive library with PSMs for diagnosis is described. Recent work has, however, shown that PSMs for different tasks can be quite similar in spite of some apparent first differences (Breuker, 1994; van Heijst Anjewierden, 1996) This raises the question whether it is possible to enlarge the reuse scope of problem solving methods across different tasks. In this paper, we will investigate this question through so called task neutral problem solving methods (TN PSMs) TN PSMs are context ....

Breuker, J. (1994). A suite of problem types. In Breuker, J. & van de Velde, W., editors, CommonKADSLibrary for Expertise Modeling, pages 57--87. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, IOS Press.

....The article is entitled: Suite in Dm A Suite of Problem Types in Diagnostic methods , and is published in the Proc. of The Knowledge Engineering Forum 95, U. Gappa and H. Voss (eds. Sankt Augustin, Germany, 1995 [Benjamins, 1995b] It applies the ideas of J. Breuker [Breuker, 1994a, Breuker, 1994b] to the Psms presented in the library of the research fellow [Benjamins, 1993, Benjamins Jansweijer, 1994] Assumption of Psms Another topic relates to applicability conditions of Psms which specify when Psms can be applied to achieve task goals. Both the previous work of the research fellow ....

Breuker, J. (1994b). A suite of problem types. In Breuker, J. & van de Velde, W., editors, CommonKADSLibrary for Expertise Modeling, pages 57--87. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, IOS Press.

....was argued. Solution actions are plans or instructions that lead to required solutions and can be considered to be special case solution objects . Based on this distinction and other sources, Breuker defines a complete solution as one that contains a case model, conclusion, and argument structure (Breuker 1994). ffl Case Model the understanding or conceptualisation of the problem. ffl Conclusion the answer to the question posed by the problem definition. ffl Argument Structure the reasons why the conclusion is supported. In terms of planning, the case model is typically embodied by the domain ....

Breuker, J. 1994. A suite of problem types. In breuker94a (1994), 57--87.

....we try to accommodate as much as possible di#erent uses that the elements may have in di#erent modeling methods, so that the elements stored in the library can be employed in di#erent ways. For examples of how the Library can support some well known modeling methods, see Valente, van de Velde and Breuker (1994). 3. Store explicit modeling steps. In the KADS I library in fact in all other libraries reusable elements are o#ered as is. In practice, however, more work is needed to reuse them: modifications need to be made, terms changed or results need to be integrated in larger models. The Library ....

....even exclusive for that function. For instance, the methods under diagnosis are typical for diagnosis tasks (see also below, Section 3. 2) The typology is not a taxonomy, as has been thus far the default in various approaches in knowledge acquisition (for overviews, see Puppe, 1993; Chapter 11; Breuker, 1994). The proposed taxonomies were defective in many respects. As a task is a complex object, one way to characterize tasks is by the primitive building blocks of a task, e.g. like the (canonical) inferences discussed above. However, then the underlying idea that a PSM is applied to decompose a task ....

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