6. EKAW 1992: Heidelberg and Kaiserslautern, Germany

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/ekaw/1992,
  editor    = {Thomas Wetter and
               Klaus-Dieter Althoff and
               John H. Boose and
               Brian R. Gaines and
               Marc Linster},
  title     = {Current Developments in Knowledge Acquisition - EKAW'92, 6th
               European Knowledge Acquisition Workshop, Heidelberg and Kaiserslautern,
               Germany, May 18-22, 1992},
  booktitle = {EKAW},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {599},
  year      = {1992},
  isbn      = {3-540-55546-3},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Technology Transfer

• Francois Allard: A User's View of Current Practice and Possibilities. 1-5
• Jonathan Killin: The Management and Maintenance of an Operational KADS System Development. 6
• Mari Georges: Knowledge Engineering Trends in Europe. 7-8
• Katharina Morik: Applications of Machine Learning. 9-13

General Modelling Approaches

• Henrik Eriksson, Mark A. Musen: Conceptual Models for Automatic Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools. 14-36
• C. Greboval, Gilles Kassel: An Approach to Operationalize Conceptual Models: The Shell Aide. 37-54
• Marc Linster: Linking Modeling to Make Sense and Modeling to Implement Systems in an Operational Modeling Environment. 55-74
• Ute Gappa, Karsten Poeck: Common Ground and Differences of the KADS and Strong-Problem-Solving-Shell Approach. 75-94
• Guus Schreiber, Bob J. Wielinga, Hans Akkermans: Differentiating Problem Solving Methods. 95-111
• Gertjan van Heijst, Peter Terpstra, Bob J. Wielinga, Nigel Shadbolt: Using Generalised Directive Models in Knowledge Acquisition. 112-132
• Pieter Geelen, Zsófia Ruttkay, Jan Treur: Towards a Formal Framework to Compare Protocol Interpretations and Task Specifications. 133-152

Knowledge Formalization and Automated Methods

• Katsushiko Tsujino, Vlad G. Dabija, Shogo Nishida: Knowledge Acquisition Driven by Constructive and Interactive Induction. 153-170
• Claire Nedellec, Karine Causse: Knowledge Refinement Using Knowledge Acquisition and Machine Learning Methods. 171-190
• Johann Schweiger: Generating Configuration Expert Systems from Conceptual Specifications of the Expert Knowledge. 191-210
• Willem Jonker, Jan Willem Spee: Yet Another Formalisation of KADS Conceptual Models. 211-229
• Susanne Neubert, Rudi Studer: The KEEP Model, a Knowledge Engineering Process Model. 230-249

Elicitation and Diagnosis of Human Knowledge

• Hyacinth S. Nwana, Ray Paton, Michael J. R. Shave, Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon: Domain-Driven Knowledge Modelling: Mediating and Intermediate Representations for Knowledge Acquisition. 250-263
• M.-M. Portman, Steve M. Easterbrook: PMI: Knowledge Eliciation and De Bono's Thinking Tools. 264-282
• Oleg I. Larichev: A New Approach to the Solution of Expert Classification Problems. 283-297
• Rose Dieng, Alain Giboin, Paul-André Tourtier, Olivier Corby: Knowledge Acquisition for Explainable, Multi-Expert, Knowledge-Based Design Systems. 298-317
• Jean Charlet, Jean-Paul Krivine, Chantal Reynaud: Causal Model-Based Knowledge Acquisition Tools: Discussion of Experiments. 318-336

Practice and Experiences of Knowledge Acquisition

• Frank Maurer: Knowledge Base Maintenance and Consistency Checking in MOLTKE/HyDi. 337-352
• Dean Allemang, Thomas E. Rothenfluh: Acquiring Knowledge of Knowledge Acquisition: A Self-Study of Generic Tasks. 353-372
• David Porter: Reusable Analysis and Design Components for Knowledge-Based System Development. 373-391
• Michel Manago, Noël Conruyt, Jacques le Renard: Acquiring Descriptive Knowledge for Classification and Identification. 392-405
• Franz Schmalhofer, Thomas Reinartz, Bidjan Tschaitschian: Intelligent Documentation as a Catalyst for Developing Cooperative Knowledge-Based Systems. 406-424
• Jeffrey Bradshaw, Peter Holm, Oscar Kipersztok, Thomas Nguyen: eQuality: An Application of DDucks to Process Management. 425-444