Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1993. — 353 p.
Providing an explanation of AI concepts and techniques, this practical book shows management students and managers in industry/commerce how they can solve business problems with AI technologies, and analyze the strategic impact of AI technology on organizations. Knowledge processing (AI) represents the next phase in the evolution of information technology in business.
Part IKnowledge processing and applied artificial intelligence
Part II - Acquiring, representing, and reasoning with knowledgeKnowledge-based systems and the acquisition of knowledge
Representing and reasoning with knowledge
Part III - Implementing strategic knowledge processing applicationsCreating knowledge-based systems
Strategic and organizationa1 issues in knowledge processing
Part IV - Intelligent interfacesNatural language processing
Image and speech processing
Part V - Alternative approaches to knowledge processingApproximate reasoning using fuzzy logic
Connectionist modelling of intelligence
Commercial applications of knowledge-based systems
Commercial vendors of knowledge-based products
Commercial applications of neural networks