EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE-BASED EXPERT SYSTEM FOR INDEXING
评估基于知识的索引专家系统
基本信息
- 批准号:3664104
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.85万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1993
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1993-01-11 至
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
This study will develop a detailed, written experimental design for
evaluating knowledge-based expert systems (KBESs), based on artificial
intelligence (AI) techniques, for indexing biomedical information at the
National Library of Medicine (NLM). In 1956, Public Law 83-941 gave NLM
a congressional mandate to aid the dissemination and exchange of
information important to the progress of medicine and public health,
identifying indexing as a function to carry it out. NLM currently
indexes about 400,000 documents a year for its world-renowned, publicly-
available MEDLINE database. As the KBES, this study will use a unique,
advanced prototype known as MedIndExTM (Medical Indexing Expert)
developed at NLM. The design developed by this study will be based on
the research goal of developing systems to improve indexers' performance.
The general research question the evaluation should be designed to answer
is, does a KBES affect indexers' performance; specific research questions
correlate system features (knowledge content/organization and user
interface) with performance measures of quality and efficiency. Based
on these goals and questions, the study will develop tasks and measures
to be used in the evaluation, in particular structured indexing tasks to
simulate representative indexing problems. The design developed by this
study will be the basis for an evaluation to be conducted as an early
assessment of the feasibility of adopting KBESs in a production
environment. Since such systems have not existed previously, this design
will establish a methodology for evaluating KBESs for indexing.
Information from this study will be reported via traditional mechanisms
(proceedings, journals, agency reports).
这项研究将制定详细的书面实验设计
基于人工智能的基于知识的专家系统评价
智能(AI)技术,用于在
国家医学图书馆(NLM)。1956年,公法83-941赋予NLM
国会授权帮助传播和交流
对医学和公共卫生的进步很重要的信息,
将索引确定为执行它的一项功能。NLM目前
每年为大约40万份文档编制索引,为其享誉世界的公开-
可用的MEDLINE数据库。作为KBES,这项研究将使用一个独特的,
称为MedIndExTM(医学索引专家)的高级原型
在NLM开发的。这项研究开发的设计将基于
为提高索引器的性能而开发系统的研究目标。
评估的目的应该是回答一般性研究问题
是,KBES是否影响索引器的性能;具体的研究问题
关联系统功能(知识内容/组织和用户
接口)与质量和效率的绩效衡量标准。基座
在这些目标和问题上,研究将制定任务和措施
在评价中使用,特别是结构化索引任务,以
模拟典型的索引问题。由该公司开发的设计
研究将是早期进行评估的基础
在生产中采用KBES的可行性评估
环境。由于以前没有这样的系统,所以本设计
将建立一种评估KBES以编制索引的方法。
这项研究的信息将通过传统机制报告
(会议记录、期刊、机构报告)。
项目成果
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