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Embedding Artificial Intelligence in Existing Applications
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Abstract
Artifical intelligence concepts and features-are becoming popular in many application fields. This paper describes a system of programming modules that can be embedded in conventional applications programs.
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Moseley, W. and Zeagler, M., "Embedding Artificial Intelligence in Existing Applications," SAE Technical Paper 860336, 1986, https://doi.org/10.4271/860336.Also In
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