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Article #8454Getting Started in Expert Systems
From: Ronald
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1989 15:50
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1989 15:50
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We are beginning to contemplate developing expert systems for
internal use within our business. Our management has questioned
us on a number of points, and I am respectfully requesting anyone
provide me some assistance based on their own experiences on
answering these questions.
o What are the attributes of a business application
suitable for being incorporated into an expert system ?
o What approach does one take to domain analysis to
identify candidate expert system applications, and how
is this analysis presented to senior manegement to get
buy-in from them for the efforts identified ?
o How does one reduce user expectations associated with all
the hype behind expert systems ?
o How many rules are reasonable to implement into an expert
system running on an IBM PC using software such as M1 or
Level 5 ?
o What attributes does one look for in a potential
knowledge engineer ?
o What success have people had in getting experienced
procedural language programmers with business systems
development expertise in becoming knowledge engineers ?
o What is the application lifecycle for an expert system,
and how long should a successful expert system take to
complete ?
o What techniques can be used to improve the possibility
of success for introducing expert systems into a company
?
Any support, personal experiences, anecdotes, or literature
references to help me address any of the above points would be
sincerely appreciated.
Ron Schultz
Network Solutions, Inc.
Columbus, Ohio
(614) 841-1110
schultz@grebyn.com
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