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Automated modeling of conceptual knowledge

Ecological experts use qualitative models to capture and communicate their domain knowledge, but creating qualitative models is a complex task that requires expertise ecologists do not normally possess. This thesis presents an improved version of the automatic model building algorithm that supports model building efforts by automatically creating qualitative process models based on a description of system behavior. The improved algorithm is applicable to systems containing interacting processes. The algorithm is tested against models created by experts, showing the learned models to be conceptually correct.