Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area

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Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  March,1989

Has title  Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area

Has where published  KSL-89-28

Has year  1989

Title  Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area

Year  1989

Abstract  Developers of computer-based decision-supp Developers of computer-based decision-support tools frequently adopt either pattern recognition or artificial intelligence techniques as the basis for their programs. Because these developers often choose to accentuate the differences between these alternative approaches, the more fundamental similarities are frequently overlooked. The principal challenge in the creation of any clinical consultation program--regardless of the methodology that is used--lies in creating a computational model of the application domain. The difficulty in generating such a model manifests itself in symptoms that workers in the expert systems community have labeled "the knowledge-acquisition bottleneck" and "the problem of brittleness." This paper explores these two symptoms and shows how the development of consultation programs based on pattern-recognition techniques is subject to analogous difficulties. The expert systems and pattern recognition communities must recognize that they face similar challenges, and must unite to develop methods that assist with the process of building models of complex application tasks. lding models of complex application tasks.

Author  Mark A. Musen and J. van der Lei +

Has author  Mark A. Musen and J. van der Lei +

Has identifier  Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area +

Month  March +

Number  Knowledge Engineering for Clinical Consultation Programs: Modeling the Application Area +

Process note  YES +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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