E. Plaza
Abstract
We present a methodology and an implemented system, EAR*, for supporting knowledge acquisition. Its goal is to build an implementation-independent knowledge-level description of the target knowledge base, guided by our current understanding of the generic structure of heuristic classification systems.
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Index Terms
- Model-based knowledge acquisition for heuristic classification systems
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