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KNACK is a specialized knowledge-acquisition tool that generates expert systems for reporting tasks. The tool derives its power from exploiting the presupposed acquire-and-present problem-solving method used by the expert systems it generates. The method incrementally acquires relevant information and produces a report. It can also be combined with other problem-solving methods. An important goal in the development of KNACK is to create a tool that elicits knowledge from domain experts without requiring knowledge-engineering skills on their part. To reach that goal, KNACK’s approach to knowledge acquisition uses existing AI techniques to derive a general description of how to acquire and present information from a specific sample description.
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Klinker, G. (1988). KNACK: Sample-Driven Knowledge Acquisition for Reporting Systems. In: Marcus, S. (eds) Automating Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems. The Kluwer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, vol 57. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7122-9_5
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