scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1511972
A unified approach to expert system organization and design is presented. OBOA model, based on general object-oriented methodology is proposed as a vehicle. The approach is based on an object-oriented formalism that models all the data, information and knowledge in an ES in exactly the same way. It is shown how various knowledge structures and hierarchies are represented in OBOA model as collections and compositions of objects. Specifically, it has been shown how, within the domain knowledge, different classes of knowledge elements (i.e. if-clauses, slots) are represented at the same level of hierarchy as the corresponding aggreagate elements (i.e. rules, frames), as well as other knowledge element classes (i.e. signal). Similarly, it is shown how control knowledge is organized in several levels, following the same principle used for domain knowledge. Some advantages and disadvantages of the OBOA model are discussed. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0945.00016].
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