John Kingston. Building a KBS for health and safety assessment. In Applications and Innovations in Expert Systems IV, Proceedings of BCS Expert Systems '96, pages 16--18, Cambridge, December 1996. SBES Publications. Also published as technical report: AIAITR -202, Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute, University of Edinburgh.  Home/Search   Document Details and Download   Summary   Related Articles

....on the domain, we could identify concepts such as flight, airlines, delay, etc. properties such as num flight, ao, dd, These concepts are arranged in domain models that describe a particular relationship between 3 A very practical approach to the development of this model can be found in [17]. themselves. For example, we could develop a causal model of what events cause a delay; a hierarchy of events, delays, etc. The road map of the developed domain models and their relationships are presented in model schematas. Inference Knowledge: represents the inference steps performed for ....

John Kingston. Building a KBS for health and safety assessment. In Applications and Innovations in Expert Systems IV, Proceedings of BCS Expert Systems '96, pages 16--18, Cambridge, December 1996. SBES Publications. Also published as technical report: AIAITR -202, Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute, University of Edinburgh.

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