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RULE-BASED VERSUS STRUCTURE-BASED MODELS FOR EXPLAINING AND GENERATING EXPERT BEHAVIOR
Flexible representations are required in order to understand and generate expert behavior. While production rules with quantifiers can encode experiential knowledge, they often have assumptions implicit in them, making them brittle in problem scenarios where these assumptions do not hold. Qualita
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