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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 

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Certainty and Fuzzy Logic

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Major Characteristics of Expert SystemsKnowledge 
RepresentationInference Technique

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Frame-Based Expert Systems

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Tools and Techniques for Expert System Development 
NEXPERT OBJECT, PROLOG, C++

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Object-Oriented Expert System

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Rule-Based Expert Systems

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Hybrid Expert SystemNeural Network and Fuzzy Logic

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Backward-Chaining Rule-Based Systems

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Models and Guidelines for Integrating Expert Systems 
and Neural Networks

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Forward-Chaining Rule-Based Systems

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Real Time Expert System I

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Bayesian Approach to Inexact Reasoning

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Real Time Expert System II

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