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Expert systems for personal computers: an introduction to artificial intelligence Chadwick, Michael

By:

Chadwick, Michael

Contributor(s):

Hannah, John A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: England Sigma Press 1989Description: iv, 234 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

006.33 C4E9

Summary: This book gives a thorough and easy-to-understand introduction to Rule-Based Expert Systems. It is aimed at readers who have already gained some experience in BASIC and/or LOGO programming, and who would like to put some 'intelligence' to their computing.

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This book gives a thorough and easy-to-understand introduction to Rule-Based Expert Systems. It is aimed at readers who have already gained some experience in BASIC and/or LOGO programming, and who would like to put some 'intelligence' to their computing.

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