Editorial: Evaluating knowledge engineering techniques

Editorial: Evaluating knowledge engineering techniques

We argue below that knowledge engineers (KEs) use a range of techniques ( ). Yet more techniques are constantly being evolved. How sure are we that any of the current KE techniques either work at all or work better than past practice? Currently, our basic question has no clear answer. It is not easy to evaluate software development techniques, be they from software engineering or knowledge engi...

Guest Editorial Special Issue: Intelligent Engineering Techniques for Knowledge Bases

Knowledge bases are encountered in different AI areas such as configuration, planning, diagnosis, semantic web, game playing, and others. Very often the amount and arrangement of the elements in the knowledge base outstrips the capability of a knowledge engineer to survey them and to efficiently perform maintenance operations – a situation that triggers an enormous demand of extending and impro...

Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

Knowledge engineering techniques for automated planning

Formulating knowledge for use in AI Planning engines is currently something of an ad-hoc process, where the skills of knowledge engineers and the tools they use may significantly influence the quality of the resulting planning application. There is little in the way of guidelines or standard procedures, however, for knowledge engineers to use when formulating knowledge into planning domain lang...

editorial: neurotechnology: an engineering perspective

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