Zusammenfassung
Die bisherige Praxis der Wissensakquisition geht von letztlich intuitiv gewählten Wissensarten aus. Eine systematische und wirtschaftliche Faktoren berücksichtigende Konstruktion ist damit höchstens zufällig zu erreichen; die Methodik des Vorgehens ist überdies so nicht lehrbar. Es wird stattdessen eine phasenorientierte Konstruktionssystematik für Wissensbasen vorgeschlagen, die aus dem allgemeinen ingenieurwissenschaftlichen Vorgehen der Konstruktion technischer Systeme hervorgeht.
Abstract
The currently used practise of knowledge aquisition is based on a finally intuitive selection of knowledge types. In this way, a systematic construction taking account for economic factors can only be approached incidently. Moreover, this procedure of knowledge acquisition is not teachable. A systematic, phase oriented construction method for knowledge bases is presented instead. The method stems from the established principles of civil engineering of technical systems.
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Lutze, R. (1987). Von der Wissensakquisition zur Phylogenese wissensbasierter Systeme. In: Balzert, H., Heyer, G., Lutze, R. (eds) Expertensysteme ’87 Konzepte und Werkzeuge. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94662-1_15
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