Building an expert system for training needs analysis

Richard Ennals; Diane Whitehead; Nigel Tipping

Building an expert system for training needs analysis

Richard Ennals (Contributor)
, Diane Whitehead (Contributor)
, Nigel Tipping (Contributor)

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Abstract

The paper describes an expert systems project in the insurance industry, suoported by Open Tech and Manpower Services Commission. The focus was on knowledge elicitation and representation, using PROLOG. The example represents part of the 1984 Data Protection Act.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Mar 1986
Externally published	Yes
Event	Knowledge Elicitation Colloquium (IEE Professional Group C4 Artificial Intelligence) - Institution of Electrical Engineers Duration: 25 Mar 1986 → 25 Mar 1986

Workshop

Workshop	Knowledge Elicitation Colloquium (IEE Professional Group C4 Artificial Intelligence)
Period	25/03/86 → 25/03/86

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Law

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Building an expert system for training needs analysis

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