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21 March 1989 Computer Aids For Scientists And Engineers
P. A. D. de Maine, M . M. de Maine
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Abstract
A General Expert Systems Package for Science and Engineering that is now being deve-loped consists of two Automatic Deductive, two Learning and eight Service Systems, each of which is an Expert System that can function independently. Operational prototypes exist for nine of the twelve systems. The Service Expert Systems perform operations that are common to many problems In science and engineering, such as high-speed information management, data compression, transporting high-level language code to different machine environments, curve-fitting and data description. The high-speed information management system, SOLID, which uses minimal storage, is both data (or information) and logically independent. SOLID executes all operations (retrieve, store, delete and update) at very high-speeds in bounded time. The data compression system, INTEGRAL, compresses and decompresses bit-strings at rates often in excess of 8 MBaud without loss of even a single significant binary-bit, to yield savings as high as 99.98%.
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P. A. D. de Maine and M . M. de Maine "Computer Aids For Scientists And Engineers", Proc. SPIE 1095, Applications of Artificial Intelligence VII, (21 March 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.969271
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KEYWORDS
Solids

Artificial intelligence

Data modeling

Human-machine interfaces

Computing systems

Evolutionary algorithms

Systems modeling

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