Titlebook: Expert System Applications; Leonard Bolc,Michael J. Coombs Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 control.expert system.knowledg

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A Quantitative Approach to Approximate Reasoning in Rule-based Expert Systems,opositions. Then, in the framework of possibility theory the representation of imprecise or fuzzy “if ..., then ...” rules and their processing by means of a generalized modus ponens are studied in detail. The particular case of uncertain rules is addressed in the same setting, and some default reas

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Thomas Heidenreich,Andrea Chmitorze time, we need to ensure that the rules are applied in the correct sequence in real problem solving situations..In this paper, we will examine some of the control mechanisms used in real rule-based expert systems. We will identify a set of requirements for a control scheme which facilitates the rep

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Gesundheitsorientierte Führungskompetenzopositions. Then, in the framework of possibility theory the representation of imprecise or fuzzy “if ..., then ...” rules and their processing by means of a generalized modus ponens are studied in detail. The particular case of uncertain rules is addressed in the same setting, and some default reas

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Cambridge Imperial and Post-Colonial Studieshe next sub-section. We will use the normal tensor notation for the description of COSSERAT- continua, whereas Professor LIPPMANN used unit base vectors. The difference will be pointed out at the end of sect. 4. 2.