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Title: Memorials of Lostwithiel and of Restormell]: collected and
contributed. Taken from the writings of Leland, Carew ... and
others. The preface signed: F. M. H., i.e. F. M. Hext. With MS.
insertions.]Publisher: British Library, Historical Print
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Topics include health, education, economics, agriculture,
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H., F. M.; Hext, Frances Margery; 1891. 226 p.; 8 . 010358.h.20.
This book gives the reader a ready made template for assessing the
user friendliness of various available Agricultural Expert Systems
(AES) all over the world. Information Efficiency Index developed in
the study will help the scientists to ensure user friendliness of
Agricultural Expert Systems. It has been established that
Agricultural Expert Systems have more potential in the transfer of
technology in terms of disseminating information to the users. The
findings of the study of the authors revealed that the AES is more
efficient in providing real time information and solutions to the
field problems for making decisions by the prospective users in the
absence of human experts. The study also discusses the
socio-personal characteristics of potential users influencing the
possibilities of functioning AES under the existing extension
system. AES could not substitute human expertise in agricultural
extension activities. Rather, it could be used to strengthen the
existing extension activities as a supplementary extension tool in
combination with human expertise, opine the authors.
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