| authors |
Gero, John S. and Sudweeks, F. (editors) |
| year |
1989 |
| title |
Expert Systems in Engineering, Architecture and Construction |
| source |
360 p University of Sydney: 1989. CADLINE has abstract only. |
| summary |
Engineering involves both cognitive and calculational processes. It involves judgement as well as numeracy. Cognitive processes and judgement are better served by expert systems than other existing technologies. Expert systems are not designed to replace technologies currently used in engineering, rather they are and will continue to augment them. Clearly, better tools are needed and further education of engineers is needed. This conference aims to provide a forum for the presentation of developments and applications of expert systems in engineering, primarily in Australasia. The 20 papers accepted for presentation span the spectrum of engineering applications of expert systems from analysis and diagnosis, through simulation and modeling, learning, to design and synthesis |
| keywords |
expert systems, knowledge base, design process, architecture, structures, engineering, construction, analysis, simulation, modeling, learning, synthesis |
| series |
CADline |
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