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ACCESS TO SPECIFIC DECLARATIVE KNOWLEDGE BY EXPERT SYSTEMS: THE IMPACT OF LOGIC PROGRAMMING
As part of the operation of an Expert System, a deductive component accesses a database of facts to help simulate the behavior of a human expert in a particular problem domain. The nature of this access is examined, and four access strategies are identified. Features of each of these strategies
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