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expert system

American  

noun

Computers.

  1. a program that gives answers, solutions, or diagnoses, based on available information, by following procedures that attempt to duplicate the thought processes and apply the knowledge of an expert in some particular field.

expert system British  

noun

  1. a computer program that can offer intelligent advice or make intelligent decisions using rule-based programs

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Etymology

Origin of expert system

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

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I think Watson’s very different than what we do, from what I understand of it — it’s more like an expert system, so it’s a very different style of AI.

From The Verge • Mar. 10, 2016

The first expert system, developed at Stanford University in 1970, diagnosed a range of different infections and prescribed appropriate antibiotic treatment.

From Time Magazine Archive

Fuzzy logic began to find applications in industry in the early '70s, when it was teamed with another form of advanced computer science called the expert system.

From Time Magazine Archive

When asked a question, the expert system blindly searches through its data base to see which rules apply, then searches through the data base again to find the data for the rule.

From Time Magazine Archive

OBR-III is an expert system that learns continuously, as the human mind does.

From Terminal Compromise: computer terrorism: when privacy and freedom are the victims: a novel by Schwartau, Winn

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