DEX: An Expert System Shell for Decision Support •

Marko Bohanec

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An approach to decision making that integrates multi-attribute decision techniques with expert systems is described. The approach is based on the explicit articulation of qualitative decision knowledge which is represented by a tree of attributes and decision rules. The decision making process is supported by a specialized expert system shell for interactive construction of the knowledge base, evaluation of options and explanation/analysis of the results. Practical use of the shell is illustrated by an application in the field of performance evaluation of enterprises. KEYWORDS: Expert systems, knowledge representation, decision support, multi-attribute decision making.

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