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expert, n a person who has special skill or knowledge in a particular subject, such as a science or art, whether acquired by experience or study; a specialist. expert system, n a computer program that follows a logical pathway or algorithm to a conclusion in a manner that mimics what an expert in the field would follow. expert testimony, n the sworn statements of a person with special knowledge about a subject under consideration by a court of law. expert witness, n a person who has special knowledge of a subject about which a court requests testimony to educate the court and the jury in the subject under consideration. expert system Informatics A topic-specific software program designed to imitate human decision-making using detailed knowledge of a particular subject and rules for applying facts to a scenario; an AI application designed to assist in a
particular decision-making process; the key component of an ESS is a knowledge base, which combines a database of facts, beliefs, and an algorithm based on heuristic logic–eg, expert systems of internal medicine, CADUCEUS, ILIAD, INTERNIST.
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