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From: dg1v#@andrew.cmu.edu (David Greene)
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Subject: Multiexpert Knowledge Systems
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Does anyone have information on "multiexpert knowledge systems" (MKS).
Specifically a recent blurb in Business Week (May 11, pg.141) mentioned a
system by Major Stephen R. LeClair of the AI group at the Materials Lab. at
Wright-Patterson A.F.B.

The system combines experts' knowledge from multiple domains to solve complex
problems in manufacturing.  I'm currently starting work on a learning program
which attempts to coordinate disperate knowledge bases to solve a problem so
I would greatly appreciate any information on MKS (or relevant areas).

Thanks.

dg1v@andrew.cmu.edu