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....that was used for SHYSTER MYCIN was created by Peter Norvig [20] and is available at http: www.norvig.com paip.html) Consequently, comments about the system are comments about the Norvig version of MYCIN, not necessarily the original system itself. For an account of the original system, see [8]. Popple created SHYSTER as part of his PhD research at the Australian National University [24] SHYSTER represents the state of the art in statistical legal reasoning [23] See also http: cs.anu.edu.au software shyster . Or, more precisely, all the certainty factors are set at 1. ....
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....in which they were acquired, i.e. they can either be Inferred, Told or previously Known, where Inferred links are generated by means of generally applicable Common sense Inference Rules. In addition, each link is accompanied by a Measure of Belief (MB) between 1 and 1, akin to Certainty Factors [Buchanan and Shortliffe 1985], which represents a user s level of expertise. The nodes are labeled according to their complexity, p for primitive concepts and c for complex ones. Like links, nodes may be Inferred, Told or previously Known, and each node has a Degree of Expertise (DE) between 0 and 1. The DE of a c node is a ....
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