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  1. The audit of expert systems

    … of an investigation into the methods of auditing Expert Systems. Such systems have already proved to be, and are increasingly becoming, a very powerful tool in many areas such as medicine, geology, finance and banking. They embody unique risks which are not treated by conventional audit methods of …

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  2. Expert systems for vendor selection

    … went further to ascertain whether an Expert Systems model could be developed and used as a plausible solution to the problem. An extensive literature review indicated that very scanty research has been conducted in the area of Expert Systems for Vendor Selection, whereas many research …

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  3. Expert systems for fault analysis

    … research was to investigate the application of expert Systems, or Knowledge Base Systems technology to the automated synthesis of Hazard and Operability Studies. Due to the generic nature of Fault Analysis problems and the way in which Knowledge Base Systems work, this goal has evolved into a …

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  4. Boiler maintenance using expert systems

    This research explores the application of expert systems to the maintenance of boilers, are as follows: and its main objectives [1] To explore the application of expert systems in the maintenance of boilers. [2] To simplify the task of boiler maintenance with the help of expert systems. [3] To …

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  5. Expert systems for fault tree synthesis

    … requirement for HAZOP studies is that a team of experts systematically analyse every conceivable process deviation, identifying possible causes and any hazards that may result. The systematic nature of the task, and the fact that some team members may be unoccupied for much of the time, can lead …

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  6. An automated verfication tool for expert systems

    Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1996.

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  7. Designing a testing strategy for expert systems

    … over the past few decades. Testing rule-based expert systems, however, is a new area in software engineering which requires new testing techniques. For the most part, traditional software engineering testing strategies assume modular program development. This assumption is impractical to make …

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  8. Application of expert systems in landscape architecture

    … users. The commercial impact of AI is due to expert systems (ESs). ES technology is a collection of methods and techniques for constructing human-machine systems with specialized problem solving expertise. This project explores the application of ESs in landscape architecture by developing a …

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  9. Application of expert systems in heavy capital plant.

    … it a prime candidate for the application of expert systems. A company operating in this area, producing equipment for the steel industry, is Davy International (Sheffield), a company with a world-wide reputation. The company had instigated a programme to capture selected areas of their …

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  10. Expert systems in A.C. induction motor fault diagnosis.

    … so reducing the cognitive load of human expert diagnosticians and making this knowledge more widely available where motor failures can result in serious economic or safety implications. From a detailed analysis of the sources and nature of such knowledge, a novel knowledge base …

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  11. GUESS/1: a general purpose expert systems shell

    Expert systems are very useful and probably the most fruitful products of applied artificial intelligence. Expert systems, however, are very· expensive to develop. Powerful construction tools are indispensable to construct, modify and maintain a practical expert system. GUESS/l is a …

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  12. Development of expert systems as on-line operational aids

    In recent years, the interest in Expert Systems (ES) has grown rapidly. The application of expert systems to power system operations and on-line environments is a new area of research. In this thesis, the issues involved with on-line knowledge based systems for operations is investigated. To begin, …

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  13. The role of expert systems in supervisory control applications

    The development of control systems that incorporate aspects of Artificial Intelligence into their strategy has become a reality for engineering and manufacturing companies. Expert systems, as a branch of AI technology have attained a foothold in real-time control and in doing so have established …

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  14. Modeling and evaluation of expert systems in decisionmaking organizations

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1988.

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  15. Expert systems for financial analysis of university auxiliary enterprises

    … task in an adequate manner a large amount of expertise is required to: (1) determine what constitutes reasonable performance, (2) define unacceptable levels of performance, and (3) suggest courses of action which will alleviate an unacceptable situation. Thorough analysis requires a …

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  16. Knowledge acquisition for expert systems: inducing modular rules from examples

    Knowledge acquisition for expert systems is notoriously difficult, often demanding an enormous effort on the part of the domain expert, who is essentially expected to spell out everything he knows about the domain. The task is non-trivial and can be time-consuming and tedious. Machine learning …

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