Computers as Experts?: On the Nonexistence of Expert Systems (Introduction) - Psychology of Decisions & Conflict S. - Roland W. Scholz - Books - Peter Lang Publishing Inc - 9783631427484 - December 1, 1992
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Roland W. Scholz
Computers as Experts?: On the Nonexistence of Expert Systems (Introduction) - Psychology of Decisions & Conflict S.

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Are computers able to take over functions normally confined to human experts, e.g. physicians? What is characteristic of human thought and expertise?
These questions are treated in a structurized, psychological way. We refer to the psychological research on problem solving, communication and organization of work places. We also examine open questions and obstacles computers are confronted with: e.g. responsibility? Our analysis leads to structurized, psychological criteria for the evaluation of computer systems.

171 pages

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released December 1, 1992
ISBN13 9783631427484
Publishers Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Pages 171
Dimensions 290 × 149 × 10 mm   ·   238 g
Language English  
Contributor Roland W Scholz

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