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The Role of Intelligence Filters in Expert Systems

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Medical Informatics Europe ’90

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Medical Informatics ((LNMED,volume 40))

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In designing expert systems, we assume all humans have the same level of intelligence when in fact we do not. This assumption and the lack of a proper intelligence definition weakens the role of ES’s. The use of a new concept called the Intelligence Filter which has been developed by the writer is put forward in the paper as a possible solution to the problem.

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  1. Rotunda Hospital, Dublin 1, Ireland

    Tony Carroll

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  1. The Federated Dublin Voluntary Hospitals, St. James’ Hospital, P.O. Box 795, Dublin 8, Ireland

    Rory O’Moore

  2. Department of Clinical Bacteriology, P.O. Box 552, 751 22, Uppsala, Sweden

    Stellan Bengtsson

  3. Caer Gwent, St. Paul’s Hospital, St. Paul’s Hill, Winchester, England

    John R. Bryant

  4. Department of Public Health Medicine, Greater Glasgow Health Board, McLeod Street, Glasgow, G4 ORA, Scotland

    John S. Bryden

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Carroll, T. (1990). The Role of Intelligence Filters in Expert Systems. In: O’Moore, R., Bengtsson, S., Bryant, J.R., Bryden, J.S. (eds) Medical Informatics Europe ’90. Lecture Notes in Medical Informatics, vol 40. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51659-7_45

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