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What is an expert system?
What is an expert system?
- A computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of some specialist subject (correct)
- A computer program that emulates human emotions
- A computer program that mimics human physical movements
- A computer program that only provides advice to non-expert users
Which component is NOT part of an expert system?
Which component is NOT part of an expert system?
- Inference Engine
- Decision Maker (correct)
- Knowledge Base
- User Interface
How does a non-expert user interact with an expert system?
How does a non-expert user interact with an expert system?
- By only observing the expert system's behavior
- By providing physical demonstrations to the expert system
- By inputting complex algorithms into the expert system
- By asking questions or answering questions asked by the expert system (correct)
What does the inference engine do in an expert system?
What does the inference engine do in an expert system?
An expert system is a computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of some specialist subject with a view to solving problems or giving advice.
An expert system is a computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of some specialist subject with a view to solving problems or giving advice.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a human expert.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a human expert.
The components of expert systems include KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
The components of expert systems include KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
The non-expert user provides answers to the expert system's questions.
The non-expert user provides answers to the expert system's questions.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a non-expert user.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a non-expert user.
An expert system has three main components: KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
An expert system has three main components: KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
The non-expert user queries the expert system by asking questions or answering questions asked by the expert system.
The non-expert user queries the expert system by asking questions or answering questions asked by the expert system.
The inference engine uses the query to search the knowledge base and then provides an answer or some advice to the user.
The inference engine uses the query to search the knowledge base and then provides an answer or some advice to the user.
An expert system is a computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of some specialist subject with a view to solving problems or giving advice.
An expert system is a computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of some specialist subject with a view to solving problems or giving advice.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a human expert.
An expert system emulates the decision-making capabilities of a human expert.
The components of an expert system include KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
The components of an expert system include KnowledgeBase, Inference Engine, and UserInterface.
The inference engine in an expert system uses the query to search the knowledge base and provides an answer or some advice to the user.
The inference engine in an expert system uses the query to search the knowledge base and provides an answer or some advice to the user.
Flashcards
Expert System Definition
Expert System Definition
A computer program that uses knowledge from a specialist field to solve problems or give advice
Expert System Component - Knowledge Base
Expert System Component - Knowledge Base
Holds the expert's knowledge in a structured way
Expert System Component - Inference Engine
Expert System Component - Inference Engine
Searches the knowledge base and provides answers based on user input
Expert System Component - User Interface
Expert System Component - User Interface
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Non-expert user interaction
Non-expert user interaction
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Inference Engine Function
Inference Engine Function
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Expert System - Decision Making
Expert System - Decision Making
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Decision Maker - Expert System
Decision Maker - Expert System
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Expert System as Problem Solver
Expert System as Problem Solver
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Non-expert user role
Non-expert user role
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Expert System - Knowledge Representation
Expert System - Knowledge Representation
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Expert System Emulation
Expert System Emulation
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Expert System Components
Expert System Components
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User Interaction in Expert System
User Interaction in Expert System
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User Provided Answers
User Provided Answers
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Expert vs. Non-expert User
Expert vs. Non-expert User
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Study Notes
Expert System Definition
- An expert system is a computer program that represents and reasons with knowledge of a specialist subject to solve problems or give advice.
- It emulates the decision-making capabilities of a human expert.
Components of Expert Systems
- KnowledgeBase: represents the knowledge of the specialist subject.
- Inference Engine: uses the query to search the knowledge base and provides an answer or advice to the user.
- UserInterface: interacts with the non-expert user.
Non-Expert User Interaction
- The non-expert user interacts with the expert system by providing answers to its questions or querying the system by asking questions.
Component NOT part of an Expert System
- There is no component that emulates the decision-making capabilities of a non-expert user.
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