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Figure 2: Basic structure of rule-based expert system

Figure 2 Basic structure of rule-based expert system

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Figure 1: Components of expert system
Figure 1: Components of expert system
Modern ES unite several thousand different software systems, which can be classified according to various criteria: task bein: ylved, communication with real time, type of computer, degree of integration (tabl. 1). small ES — can operate on personal computers, are usually used for training or researching capabilities of system; medium — installed on workstations and cover all system applications; arge — on workstations and large computers, usually have access to huge databases;
Modern ES unite several thousand different software systems, which can be classified according to various criteria: task bein: ylved, communication with real time, type of computer, degree of integration (tabl. 1). small ES — can operate on personal computers, are usually used for training or researching capabilities of system; medium — installed on workstations and cover all system applications; arge — on workstations and large computers, usually have access to huge databases;
ES is branch of artificial intelligence that is used to solve various problems using interactive computer decision-making proces: [25].
ES is branch of artificial intelligence that is used to solve various problems using interactive computer decision-making proces: [25].
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