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Figure 2: The Knowledge Engineering Process [9] The knowledge engineering process is illustrated in the diagram below:

Figure 2 The Knowledge Engineering Process [9] The knowledge engineering process is illustrated in the diagram below:

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Typically, an Expert System is composed of two major parts: the Knowledge-base, and the Expert System Shell. The diagram below shows the typical Expert System Architecture: Figure 1: Generic Expert System Architecture [10]. 2. Current Model for Knowledge Acquisition
Typically, an Expert System is composed of two major parts: the Knowledge-base, and the Expert System Shell. The diagram below shows the typical Expert System Architecture: Figure 1: Generic Expert System Architecture [10]. 2. Current Model for Knowledge Acquisition
The Knowledge Acquisition Subsystem is of the AESS is given below:
The Knowledge Acquisition Subsystem is of the AESS is given below:
Figure 4: Generic Components of an Expert System Shell
Figure 4: Generic Components of an Expert System Shell
Figure 5: An Efficient Model for Knowledge Acquisition
Figure 5: An Efficient Model for Knowledge Acquisition
Furthermore, the Knowledge Acquisition bottleneck has remained through the years largely due to the fact that the Knowledge Engineers have remained the only interface between the Human Experts and the Knowledge Base of the Expert Systems at the development and engineering phases, coupled with the fact that the Knowledge Engineers in majority of (if not all) cases are novices in the domain areas which knowledge they’re trying to Engineer (as illustrated in figure 5 below).
Furthermore, the Knowledge Acquisition bottleneck has remained through the years largely due to the fact that the Knowledge Engineers have remained the only interface between the Human Experts and the Knowledge Base of the Expert Systems at the development and engineering phases, coupled with the fact that the Knowledge Engineers in majority of (if not all) cases are novices in the domain areas which knowledge they’re trying to Engineer (as illustrated in figure 5 below).
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