A conceptual framework for knowledge-based critic systems

A conceptual framework for knowledge-based critic systems

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Article ID: iaor19921035
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 7
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 355
End Page Number: 378
Publication Date: Nov 1991
Journal: Decision Support Systems
Authors: ,
Abstract:

The critiquing paradigm is one approach to instantiating the concept of intelligent support systems. Knowledge-based systems that use the critiquing approach can support numerous application domains, including: programming, design and decision making. Critiquing is an alternative to expert systems that can support cooperative problem solving and aid user learning in the application domain. As a result of empirical studies the authors identified the requirements for critic systems. They have developed several knowledge-based critics to instantiate these ideas and used them to identify new issues and theory. The present systems have been revised to include approaches to addressing these issues. As a result of these implementations the authors have developed a general architecture for knowledge-based critics that fully support cooperative problem solving. They describe the current extension of one of the present systems designed to incorporate these findings.

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