Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What is knowledge

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Knowledge is a theoretical or practical understanding of a subject or a domain

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Who are the experts and what should they have?

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Those who possess knowledge are called experts.
Deep knowledge
Strong practical experience

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What is procedural knowledge?

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“how to”

Knowledge about how to perform some task

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What is declarative knowledge?

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“what is”

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What is an expert system

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Expert systems are software packages designed to assist humans in situations in which an expert in a specific area is required.

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What are the major tasks of expert systems

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obtain the required knowledge from an expert.
express knowledge as a collection of rules in the form of logical implications (knowledge base).
extract conclusions (reasoning)

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Define knowledge base?

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A set of rules describing knowledge of a specific domain. Rules can have multiple antecedents joined by keywords AND (conjunction), OR (disjunction) or a combination of both.

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define Inference engine?

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carries out the reasoning whereby the expert system reaches a solution. It links the rules given in the knowledge base with the facts provided in the database.

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define reasoning?

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a mechanism for selecting the relevant facts and extracting conclusions from them in a logical way.
Example: Given that the rule ‘If A then B’ and the fact A are both in the knowledge base, then the fact B can be concluded

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