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Self-Learning Expert System for Computer Communication Design

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Expert Systems in Engineering Applications

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Of all the domains most pertinent to the application of expert systems technology, engineering is on the top of the list. In fact, the dawn of this new technology saw its application to many engineering problems such as PROSPECTOR for mining exploration. In the same context, DART for the detection and diagnostic of computer failures, was derivative of MYCIN.

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Pierre, S., Hausen-Tropper, E. (1993). Self-Learning Expert System for Computer Communication Design. In: Tzafestas, S. (eds) Expert Systems in Engineering Applications. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84048-7_6

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