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The application of artificial intelligence techniques to large distributed networks

Abstract

Data accessibility and transfer of information, including the land resources information system pilot, are structured as large computer information networks. These pilot efforts include the reduction of the difficulty to find and use data, reducing processing costs, and minimize incompatibility between data sources. Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques were suggested to achieve these goals. The applicability of certain AI techniques are explored in the context of distributed problem solving systems and the pilot land data system (PLDS). The topics discussed include: PLDS and its data processing requirements, expert systems and PLDS, distributed problem solving systems, AI problem solving paradigms, query processing, and distributed data bases.

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Dubyah, R., Smith, T. R., Star, J. L.. 1985-04-01. The application of artificial intelligence techniques to large distributed networks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850022408

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