Readings in Knowledge Acquisition and Learning

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Pub. Date: 1992-12-01
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Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgements
Overview of Knowledge Acquisition and Learningp. 1
Overviewsp. 5
Toward a unified theory of learning: Multistrategy task-adaptive learningp. 7
A survey of knowledge acquisition techniques and toolsp. 39
Expertise and Expert Systemsp. 57
Expertise and Its Acquisitionp. 59
Development of expertisep. 61
Modeling expert knowledgep. 78
KADS: A modelling approach to knowledge engineeringp. 92
Knowledge acquisition for expert systems: Some pitfalls and suggestionsp. 117
Expert Systems and Generic Problem Classesp. 125
Fundamentals of expert systemsp. 127
Preliminary steps toward a taxonomy of problem-solving methodsp. 149
Generic tasks in knowledge-based reasoning: High-level building blocks for expert system designp. 170
Acquiring, representing, and evaluating a competence model of diagnostic strategyp. 178
Interactive Elicitation Toolsp. 217
Eliciting Classification Knowledgep. 219
Interactive transfer of expertise: Acquisition of new inference rulesp. 221
Expertise transfer and complex problems: Using AQUINAS as a knowledge-acquisition workbench for knowledge-based systemsp. 240
MOLE: A tenacious knowledge-acquisition toolp. 253
Eliciting Design Knowledgep. 261
SALT: A knowledge acquisition language for propose-and-revise systemsp. 263
Automated support for building and extending expert modelsp. 282
Automated knowledge acquisition for strategic knowledgep. 297
Inductive Generalization Methodsp. 319
Learning Classification Knowledgep. 321
A theory and methodology of inductive learningp. 323
Induction of decision treesp. 349
Connectionist learning proceduresp. 362
Automatic knowledge base refinement for classification systemsp. 387
Learning Classes Via Clusteringp. 403
Models of incremental concept formationp. 405
Autoclass: A Bayesian classification systemp. 431
Measurement and Evaluation of Learning Systemsp. 443
Symbolic and neural learning algorithms: An experimental comparisonp. 445
The quantification of knowledge: Formal foundations for knowledge acquisition methodologiesp. 462
Limitations on inductive learningp. 475
Compilation and Deep Modelsp. 481
Compilation of Knowledge for Efficiencyp. 483
Learning and executing generalized robot plansp. 485
Learning by experimentation: Acquiring and refining problem-solving heuristicsp. 504
Chunking in SOAR: The anatomy of a general learning mechanismp. 518
Explanation-Based Learningp. 537
Explanation-based generalization: A unifying viewp. 539
Explanation generalization in EGGSp. 556
Synthesizing Problem Solvers from Deep Modelsp. 577
XPLAIN: A system for creating and explaining expert consulting programsp. 579
Domain-specific automatic programmingp. 600
Qualitative modelling and learning in KARDIOp. 616
Apprenticeship Learning Systemsp. 627
Apprentice Systems for Classification Knowledgep. 629
Knowledge base refinement as improving an incomplete and incorrect domain theoryp. 631
Apprentice Systems for Design Knowledgep. 643
LEAP: A learning apprentice for VLSI designp. 645
Techniques of design and DISCIPLE learning apprenticep. 655
Analogical and Case-based Reasoningp. 669
Analogical Reasoningp. 671
The mechanisms of analogical learningp. 673
The structure-mapping engine: Algorithm and examplesp. 695
Derivational analogy: A theory of reconstructive problem solving and expertise acquisitionp. 727
Case-Based Reasoningp. 739
Concept learning and heuristic classification in weak-theory domainsp. 741
Improving rule-based systems through case-based reasoningp. 759
Explaining and repairing plans that failp. 765
Discovery and Commonsense Knowledgep. 793
Discovery Systemsp. 795
The ubiquity of discoveryp. 797
Classifier systems and genetic algorithmsp. 812
Commonsense Knowledgep. 837
CYC: A midterm reportp. 839
Appendix A: Use of the Book in a Coursep. 867
Appendix B: Guide to the Literaturep. 871
Appendix C: Addendum to Chapter 2p. 879
Bibliographyp. 887
Author Indexp. 889
Subject Indexp. 899
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