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expert system

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expert system
n. Computer Science
A program that uses available information, heuristics, and inference to suggest solutions to problems in a particular discipline.


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The Army developed an ILS Expert System in the late 1980s to help program managers plan and execute ILS policy in a comprehensive and repeatable manner.
Life cycle Logistics Planning comes of age by McLendon, Keith / Defense AT & L
An expert system is one type of technology that could aid in improving communication related to the enhancement of assessment instruments and implementation among researchers and practitioners, Expert systems, which offer an opportunity to blend theory and practice, are computer programs that begin with the knowledge of experts in the field.
Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice by Bonifield, Rhonda L. / Parks & Recreation
s Basic Concepts Committee (4-E) is developing an expert system for 21st century casting defect analysis.
Casting troubleshooting to be available through via Internet by Spada, Alfred T. / Modern Casting
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