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The assessment of applications for the house renovation grant system (HRGS) — A multistrategy knowledge‐based framework
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (1997) 4 (1): 41–57.
Published: 01 January 1997
... and domain models. The framework was implemented as a computer system using Kappa‐PC which is a shell designed for implementing knowledge‐based systems. The implementation followed the client centred approach (CCA) method. This computer application has been successful in demonstrating that a multistrategy...
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An intelligent approach to the engineering management of subsidence cases
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (1996) 3 (3): 233–248.
Published: 01 March 1996
... cases, inaccurate diagnosis of the subsidence problem has resulted in expensive remedial measures which are either unnecessary or inappropriate (and fail to arrest the movement). This paper reviews the management of subsidence cases and describes the development of a knowledge‐based system intended...
