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expert system computer with 'built-in' expertise, which, used by a non-expert in a particular subject area, can evaluate or make other decisions concerning that subject.
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experiment a repeatable activity or process for which each repetition gives rise to exactly one outcome drawn from the sample space (statistical experiment); gives rise to univariate data on the outcome of each trial (eg the observed face of a die) (simple experiment). The number of trials observed is the sample size n.
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expert witness a witness who has been shown to the Court to be qualified by their special knowledge skill or experience (scientific, technical, or other) and who can testify as an expert in a specific field. Expert witnesses can give opinions based on their special knowledge or skill.
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experience A record of past actual payroll and losses (claims) for individual employers. This experience is the basis upon which future rates (costs) are predicated actuarially.
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expert system A topic-specific software program designed to imitate human decision making using detailed knowledge of a particular subject and rules for applying the facts to a scenario. Also see artificial intelligence.
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