✍ Scribed by C. J. Moore; J. C. Miles
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Knowledge elicitation is accepted as being one of the most problematic areas in the creation of a knowledge-based system.
A large amount of research has already concentrated on finding more efficient and effective techniques for eliciting knowledge from an individual expert. However, little attention has been given to the involvement of more than one source of expertise in knowledge-based system development.
This paper is based on the authors' practical experience gained when developing a knowledge-based system for the conceptual design of bridges. It shows that the use of more than one expert throughout the knowledge elicitation process can improve both the efficiency of the approach and the quality of the knowledge acquired.
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