2004
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-30202-5_18
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Parallel Knowledge Base Development by Subject Matter Experts

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“…(Tecuci et al, 2002a;2002b;2004a In the second course, "Military Applications of Artificial Intelligence," which was offered once a year between 2001 and 2003, the students (who were subject matter experts at the rank of lieutenant colonel or colonel) taught personal Disciple-RKF agents their own expertise in center of gravity determination and then evaluated both the developed agents and the development process. Figure 9 presents the most complex of these experiments, performed in Spring 2003 (Tecuci et al, 2004b This is the first time that such an agent training and knowledge bases merging experiment has been performed, and the obtained results support the claim that the Disciple learning-based approach can be used to develop complex knowledge-based agents.…”
Section: Determinesupporting
confidence: 60%
“…(Tecuci et al, 2002a;2002b;2004a In the second course, "Military Applications of Artificial Intelligence," which was offered once a year between 2001 and 2003, the students (who were subject matter experts at the rank of lieutenant colonel or colonel) taught personal Disciple-RKF agents their own expertise in center of gravity determination and then evaluated both the developed agents and the development process. Figure 9 presents the most complex of these experiments, performed in Spring 2003 (Tecuci et al, 2004b This is the first time that such an agent training and knowledge bases merging experiment has been performed, and the obtained results support the claim that the Disciple learning-based approach can be used to develop complex knowledge-based agents.…”
Section: Determinesupporting
confidence: 60%
“…T Artificial Intelligence" course included an experiment in parallel knowledge base development by subject matter experts, which is illustrated in Figure 11 (Tecuci et al, 2004b). Before starting the experiment, the Disciple-RKF agent was trained to identify leaders as center of gravity candidates.…”
Section: Development By Subject Matter Expertsmentioning
confidence: 99%