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. 1991:664–668.

RedSoar--a system for red blood cell antibody identification.

K A Johnson 1, T R Johnson 1, J W Smith Jr 1, M DeJongh 1, O Fischer 1, N K Amra 1, A Bayazitoglu 1
PMCID: PMC2247614  PMID: 1807686

Abstract

The primary goal of our research is to build an intelligent tutoring system for red blood cell antibody identification. In this paper, we describe the basis for a tutoring system--an expert system called RedSoar. RedSoar is built from two task-specific architectures that were designed for building flexible systems (i.e. systems that can use a variety of problem-solving strategies, and to which knowledge can easily-be added). RedSoar solves the antibody identification task correctly 81% of the time and new knowledge can be added in a straightforward manner. The system is capable of exhibiting human-like behavior which we believe is a necessary condition for building a successful tutoring system.

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