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HUMAN JUDGMENT IN DIAGNOSING PROBLEM BEHAVIOR IN HORSES USING KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEM APPLICATION By KARTINI ABD GHANI Major Professor: Committee: Robert P. Mahan Khaled Rasheed Robert Burton Electronic Version Approved: Maureen Grasso Dean of the Graduate School The University of Georgia December 2004
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The development of this thesis is never accomplished alone. While I have the honor of having my name attached to this work, there are many others who have helped this idea become a reality. I would first like to thank the members of my thesis committee Dr. Khaled Rasheed and Dr. Robert Burton for always encouraging me to do the best and giving me support in any way they can. I would like to thank my major professor, Dr. Robert P. Mahan, for always leaving the door open, and for pushing me beyond my own expectations in every stage of my academic career here at The University of Georgia. I would also like to thank all the students at the Artificial Intelligence Center, especially to Abhi, Ramyaa, and others for being a friend in a country that was unfamiliar to me. Not forgetting my colleagues Ng Giap Weng, Wan Norizan and Shaziti Aman who contribute ideas towards the development of the thesis. I would like to thank my parents, Hj Abd Ghani Md Dom and Hjh Kalthom Hj Ta’am for all their love and support throughout my life as well as my in-laws En. Yamin and Puan Juliana who assist me in any way they can. To my brothers and sister in-law, Along, Rahim, Ghazali, Feisal and Yaslynn, thanks for the advise and support. To my husband Jasmin and daughter Nur Khaliesah, no quantity of words could express how much you have given me, I love you dearly. Finally, I would like to thank Allah, for it was He who placed this path before me, and it is He that deserves all the praise and glory that comes from it. iv
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check1:- known(X,'extreme fatigue')
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menuask(Cues,Menu):- known(X, Cues)
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Do you want to continue? (yes. or n
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5.5 Strengths of the System The HDS
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Another cognitive process that can
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as a system that can keep medical r
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Bushell, H, and Dalgleish, L.I., (1
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Harper, F., and Spitzfaden, D., (19
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Stewart, T. R. (1988). Judgment ana
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APPENDIX A HORSE BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS
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write('3.possible future pharmacolo
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