Artifical intelligence: How to build an Expert System

The book is a short practical guide to creating an expert system based on the freely distributed Expert 2.0 (UNGIN) shell, which can be downloaded for free from the Microsoft Store (https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9PHPDLLRDX4P).


In the volume necessary for a novice developer, the basics of the theory of expert systems are briefly outlined.


Specific examples show the process of creating an expert system.


The book contains three parts. The first part of the book contains in brief form information about an expert system's architecture. The second part describes a process of using the UNGIN expert system shell to solve an task of building an expert system. The third part of the books is examples of knowledge bases in different problem fields.


What you will learn from this book

- What is an expert system and how does it work?

- What are the components of an expert system?

- What is a knowledge base?

- Step by step instruction on how to create your own an expert system

Who this book is for

This book is for students, young scientists of various subject areas and anyone who is interested in the task of using expert systems to solve practical problems.

CONTENTS

About the book

Expert system as a decision support tool

Expert system - view from the outside


Expert system architecture

- Knowledge base

- Inference engine

- User interface

- Developer interface

- Explanation module

- Expert System is Shell + Knowledge Base

Expert system shell Expert 2.0

- Installation

- Knowledge base editor

- Inference engine

- Knowledge base

- Inference Rules

- Facts

- Consultation

- Confidence factor

- Process of creating knowledge base

Examples of expert systems

- Expert system My style

- Expert system Object recognizer

- Expert System Financial consultant

- Expert system Investor

Summary

Glossary

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