This folder contains the needed steps and sample files to build an expert system using CLIPS: 1.File "00 Using CLIPS and WEKA to build Expert Systems.pdf": is the handout explaining: a) the most important CLIPS commands. b) links to learn and download CLIPS. c) links to donwload WEKA. 2. The Folder also contains sample files: a) "01 sick123.arff": Sample data. b) "02 Tree.jpg": Decision tree produced by WEKA c) "03 Final_Rules".clp: Sample CLIPS code

This folder contains the needed steps and sample files to build an expert system using CLIPS: 1.File "00 Using CLIPS and WEKA to build Expert Systems.pdf": is the handout explaining: a) the most important CLIPS commands. b) links to learn and download CLIPS. c) links to donwload WEKA. 2. The Folder also contains sample files: a) "01 sick123.arff": Sample data. b) "02 Tree.jpg": Decision tree produced by WEKA c) "03 Final_Rules".clp: Sample CLIPS code

COMPREHENSIVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 EXCE

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ISBN:9780357392676

Author:FREUND, Steven

Publisher:FREUND, Steven

Chapter8: Working With Trendlines, Pivottables, Pivotcharts, And Slicers

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