Titlebook: Expert Systems in Structural Safety Assessment; Proceedings of an In Aleksandar S. Jovanović,Karl F. Kussmaul,Piero P. Conference proceedi

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Knowledge Representation and Inference in Knowledge Based Systems (Expert Systems) usually monotonic and the control is procedural. Second generation KBS usually exhibit nonmonotonic reasoning, declarative control, and more sophisticated representations of uncertainty. We will focus on the first generation KBS and analyze their typical architecture, composed of a Knowledge Base (

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A Rule Backward Chainer for Knowledge Based Systems (Expert Systems)ture of a rule Backward Chainer (BC), a particular rule firing strategy that is the basis for goal-directed search in the Knowledge Base. First, we will describe the recursive nature of a simple BC, without considering uncertainty. Then, we will extend the definition of the BC to a simple representa

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An Industrial First Generation Kbs (Expert System): Delta/Catsy of problems. The first application addressed the problem of troubleshooting and repairing diesel electric locomotives in railroad .. In such shops, railroad maintenance personnel had to detect and repair a large variety of faults that partially disabled a diesel electric locomotive..The expert sys

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Application of Expert Systems to Structural Engineeringy failures and eventually select appropriate maintenance and repair actions. Three major subject areas are considered. First, is the diagnostic task which requires determining differences between a model of a mechanical structure and the structure itself. The diagnostic procedure should be efficient

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A Rule Backward Chainer for Knowledge Based Systems (Expert Systems)ll describe the recursive nature of a simple BC, without considering uncertainty. Then, we will extend the definition of the BC to a simple representation of uncertainty. Finally we will suggest enhancements for more complex versions of the BC.

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Ort des Mediums – Raum der Medialitätd the KB, implicitly determines the selection of the inference mechanism to be used. We will briefly discuss Predicate Calculus, which uses unification and resolution, Frames, which use inheritance, and Production Rules, which use rule chaining.