Title
When Computers Advise Us: How to Represent the Types of Knowledge Users Seek for Expert Advice
Department/School
Computer and Information Sciences
Date
2019
Document Type
Article
Keywords
artificial intelligence, cognitive processes, expert systems, machine learning, task analysis, training data
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/MC.2019.2902137
Abstract
Building on research in artificial intelligence, instructional design, cognitive psychology, and the learning sciences, this article introduces a new knowledge representation, called expert advice, that is used for developing digital advisors that discern the knowledge human users seek in fulfilling their responsibilities in the workplace.
Published in
Computer
Creative Commons License
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Citation/Other Information
Salisbury, M. (2019). When Computers Advise Us: How to Represent the Types of Knowledge Users Seek for Expert Advice. Computer, 52(9), 44-51. https://doi.org/10.1109/MC.2019.2902137