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Tabl e 7. 3 (continued)

F1 F2 F3

Publication Pathfinder

networks

Artificial
intelligence

Expert
systems Specialty

Michalski RS, 1980, Int J Man Mach Stud, v12, p63 0.593 0.674

Olson JR, 1987, Expert Syst, v4, p152 0:668 0.672

Miller GA, 1956, Psychol Rev, v63, p81 0.671

Hart A, 1986, Knowledge Acquisitio 0:640 0.664

Prerau DS, 1990, Dev Managing Expert 0.657

Messier WF, 1988, Manage Sci, v34, p1403 0:611 0.635

Quinlan JR, 1979, Expert Systems Micro 0:644 0.631

Jackson P, 1990, Intro Expert Systems 0:530 0.627

Johnson PE, 1983, J Med Philos, v8, p77 0:510 0.612

Boose JH, 1986, Expertise Transfer E 0:578 0.601

Rumelhart DE, 1986, Parallel Distributed 0:575 0.599

Harmon P, 1985, Expert Systems 0.546 0.597

Kim J, 1988, Decision Support Sys, v4, p269 0:654 0.591

Shaw MLG, 1987, Knowl Acquis, p109 0:580 0.585

Quinlan JR, 1979, Expert Systems Micro, p168 0.585

Saaty TL, 1980, Anal Hierarchy Proce 0.508 0.580

Michalski R, 1980, Int J Pol Anal Inf S, v4, p125 0:664 0.571

Absolute values less than 0.500 are suppressed from the table
Factors F1, F2, and F3 define three specialties
The “exit” landmark belongs to the first specialty

Fig. 7.11 This citation map shows that the most prolific themes of Pathfinder network applications
include measuring the structure of expertise, eliciting knowledge, measuring the organization of
memory, and comparing mental models. No threshold is imposed