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Personal construct theory and the transfer of human expertise (1984)
| Venue: | Proceedings AAAI-84. pp.27-33. California, American Association for Artificial Intelligence |
| Citations: | 45 - 4 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Boose84personalconstruct,
author = {John H. Boose},
title = {Personal construct theory and the transfer of human expertise},
booktitle = {Proceedings AAAI-84. pp.27-33. California, American Association for Artificial Intelligence},
year = {1984}
}
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Abstract
Abstract. The bottleneck in the process of building exnert svstems is retrieving the appropriate problem-solving knowledge from tKe hum-in expert.-Methods of knowledge elicitation and analysis from psychotherapy based on enhancements to George Kelly’s Personal Construct Theory are applied to this process. The Expertise Transfer System is described which interviews a human expert and then constructs and analyzes the knowledge that the expert uses to solve his particular problem. The first version of the system elicits the initial knowledge needed to solve analysis problems without the intervention of a knowledge entineering: team. Fast (two hour) initial prototypyng auf expercsystems which run on KS-300*, * (an extended version of EMYCIN) and OPS5 is also performed. Conflicts in the problem-solving methods of the expert may also be enumerated and explored.
Keyphrases
personal construct theory human expertise appropriate problem-solving knowledge knowledge entineering expert us human expert initial knowledge initial prototypyng auf analysis problem tke hum-in expert expertise transfer system george kelly particular problem knowledge elicitation first version building exnert svstems problem-solving method
