This paper discusses how hypertext can be used to provide explanations in knowledge-based systems (KBS), from both conceptual and implementation perspectives. To this end, it proposes a generic approach to providing hypertext-based explanations, which is based on the functional match between hypertext and explanations in KBS. A simulated KBS for financial analysis (Hyper-FINALYZER) is also described, to demonstrate the approach. First, deep knowledge can be linked to KBS output with referential links. Second, various concepts and procedures involved in problem solving can be linked to each other with both referential links and organizational links to reflect the interdependence among domain constructs and the complexity of the task domain
Ever since MYCIN introduced the idea of computer-based explanations to the artificial intelligence c...
Artificial intelligence techniques useful in diagnosis can be classified into eight categories. Amo...
A common feature of various recently developed information systems is the decomposition of linear do...
This paper discusses how hypertext can be used to provide explanations in knowledge-based systems (K...
This article investigates the use of hypertext to enhance explanations in knowledge-based systems (K...
Since MYCIN, explanation has become a fundamental feature of knowledge-based systems (KBS). Among t...
The process of delivering suitable explanations in expert systems has been a significant area of res...
Hypertext represents ideas through chunks of text or other media interconnected by relations, typica...
We are developing a decision support system (DSS) shell serving DSS applications in a broad range of...
Abstract: The way knowledge is represented influences the effectiveness with which that knowledge ca...
Hypermedia systems and knowledge systems can be viewed as flip sides of the same coin. The former ar...
In recent years two technologies, hypertext and expert systems, developed independently each other, ...
In this paper, we show an implemented information system capable of supporting knowledge management ...
Abstract--Intelligent hypertext is a promising approach to information systems, because it combines ...
A knowledge based system may be considered as knowledge, distributed between one or several experts ...
Ever since MYCIN introduced the idea of computer-based explanations to the artificial intelligence c...
Artificial intelligence techniques useful in diagnosis can be classified into eight categories. Amo...
A common feature of various recently developed information systems is the decomposition of linear do...
This paper discusses how hypertext can be used to provide explanations in knowledge-based systems (K...
This article investigates the use of hypertext to enhance explanations in knowledge-based systems (K...
Since MYCIN, explanation has become a fundamental feature of knowledge-based systems (KBS). Among t...
The process of delivering suitable explanations in expert systems has been a significant area of res...
Hypertext represents ideas through chunks of text or other media interconnected by relations, typica...
We are developing a decision support system (DSS) shell serving DSS applications in a broad range of...
Abstract: The way knowledge is represented influences the effectiveness with which that knowledge ca...
Hypermedia systems and knowledge systems can be viewed as flip sides of the same coin. The former ar...
In recent years two technologies, hypertext and expert systems, developed independently each other, ...
In this paper, we show an implemented information system capable of supporting knowledge management ...
Abstract--Intelligent hypertext is a promising approach to information systems, because it combines ...
A knowledge based system may be considered as knowledge, distributed between one or several experts ...
Ever since MYCIN introduced the idea of computer-based explanations to the artificial intelligence c...
Artificial intelligence techniques useful in diagnosis can be classified into eight categories. Amo...
A common feature of various recently developed information systems is the decomposition of linear do...