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Computing and Software Systems University of Washington Bothell UW Bothell Contact CSS Resources: Syllabus Homework Assignments Knowledge Representation Overheads Previous Quarters' Projects ... UWB Writing Center CSS 482 - Expert Systems Winter 2002 Prof. Michael Stiber stiber@u.washington.edu An introduction to the theory and application of expert systems: computer systems that capture and use human expertise to solve practical problems. The most successful artificial intelligence technology, expert systems' applications include: customer relationship management, enterprise resource planning, computer configuration, fault diagnosis, computer-aided instruction, data interpretation, planning and prediction, and process control. In this class, you will learn knowledge engineering: how to work with human experts to make their knowledge explicit and how to encode this knowledge in computer applications. You will learn how to write programs using declarative languages, such as those used in logic programming, expert systems, and web applications (XSLT). You will also learn the formal basis of computer "reasoning": logic. Announcements Stay tuned for Fall 2005!

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EXPERT SYSTEMS Computers as sages by Howard Rheingold Howard Rheingold is the author of Software Odyssey and co-author of Higher Creativity. S hould you ever want to drill for oil, diagnose a disease or synthesize a new molecule, you can ask Prospector, MYCIN or Dendral for some sage advice. They are certified experts in their respective fields. They are also computer programs. We all depend on expert assistance-from doctors, attorneys, automobile mechanics, computer repairmen. Wouldn't it be nice to have our own experts? Right now, only large institutions like medical schools or oil companies can afford to purchase cybernetic expertise, but we may soon see the day when "intelligent assistants" are sold off the shelf for personal computers along with word processing, spreadsheet and games programs. Higher IQ "Knowledge engineering" or expert systems started out as pure research, and were in fact developed and studied by artificial intelligence laboratories for more than a decade before knowledge engineering began to be offered commercially. As commercial products, expert systems are already serving as "intelligent assistants" for experts in fields as diverse as medical diagnosis and higher mathematics, chemistry and geology, computer design and genetic engineering. Chemists can ask the computer program Dendral to "Display the chemical structure of this compound we just invented" and expect to get an answer. Oil companies are paying significant fees to query Prospector: "Here's a whole bunch of data about geological site X. Where's the best place to drill for oil?"

14. E LAW | Subject - Expert Systems Computer Science Subject expert systems computer science. Published works. Legal Expert SystemsA Humanistic Critique of Mechanical Legal Interface (Refereed Articles, http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/indices/subject/552.html

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LEGAL EXPERT SYSTEMS - A HUMANISTIC CRITIQUE OF MECHANICAL LEGAL INFERENCE Author: Andrew Greinke University of Queensland Subjects: Artificial intelligence Expert systems computer science Issue: Volume 1, Number 4 (December 1994) Category: Refereed Articles "Suppose I am in a closed room and that people are passing in to me a  series of cards written in Chinese, a language of which I have no  knowledge; but I do possess rules for correlating one set of  squiggles with another set of squiggles so that when I pass the  appropriate card back out of the room it will look to a Chinese  observer as if I am a genuine user of the Chinese language.  But I am  not; I simply do not understand Chinese; those squiggles remain just  squiggles to me." [*]    1: INTRODUCTION  Computerisation of the legal office is an ongoing process.  The range  of non-legal applications now in common use include word processing,  accounting, time costing, communication and administration systems.  [1]  More recently it has been demonstrated that computers can be  used as research tools, particularly in the retrieval of primary  legal materials.  Prominent examples include the LEXIS, SCALE and  INFO1 databases, now familiar to many practitioners. [2]  Some moves  have also been made towards "conceptual"  text retrieval systems. [3]  Flushed with successes in projects such as DENDRAL, [4] PROSPECTOR,  [5], and MYCIN, [6] computer scientists have now turned to law in  order that they might "widen their range of conquests". [7]  The  interaction between computers and the law has now spawned a large and  disparate discipline, boasting eight centres for Law and Informatics  in Europe, as well as growing numbers of similar centres in North  America, Japan and Australia.  The "resource" of expert legal  knowledge, "often transitory, even volatile in nature" is seen worthy  of nurture and preservation.  The use of legal expert systems is seen  capable of preserving indefinitely and placing at the disposal of  others the wealth of legal knowledge and expertise. [8]  The idea is  not new, being anticipated by writers such as Loevinger [9] and Mehl  [10] as early as 1949.

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