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Expert systems design

The expert system design includes the ability to change the time period of measurement and algorithm processing in individual cases. Thus, in effect, the system can "focus attention" to a specific area of the process plant, and put all associated measurements and rules for that area on frequent scan. This can be done under control of the LISP program. Thus, for example ... [Pg.71]

SpinPro Ultracentrifugatfon Expert System Design Inputs... [Pg.302]

An example of another approach is DEREK, a pnblicly available expert system designed to assist chemists and toxicologists in predicting toxicological hazards based on analysis of chemical strnctnre (see table 9.1). DEREK differs from other compnter methods for toxicity prediction in that it makes qnalitative rather than qnantitative predictions and does not rely on algebraic or statistical relationships. [Pg.291]

Chandrasekaran, B., Generic tasks in knowledge-based reasoning high-level building blocks for expert system design. IEEE Expert 1, 3 (1986). [Pg.145]

Dendritic Algorithm (DENDRAL) is one of the first expert systems designed for automatic interpretation of the mass spectra to derive molecular structures. [Pg.237]

Structure Generation. The expert system designed to aid the generation and ranking of novel soft drug candidates has been described in the literature in detail (16, 245-... [Pg.573]

Boose, J.H. Expertise Transfer for Expert System Design Elsevier New York, 1986. [Pg.52]

Dynamic behavior and live data. Many problems have a real-time aspect, including dynamic knowledge in differential equation form, such as equations of motion. Live data may be needed for the eventual deployment, and data access and real-time processing may be important. A framework which includes these real-time considerations in the expert system design is required. The framework allows simulation to provide real-time values for prototyping and development, to be supplanted by sensor-based data at installation. Data servers provide interfaces to other systems with a minimum of user work, so the prototype can become the actual application. [Pg.172]

Additional points specific to expert system design include those shown below ... [Pg.247]

Duikin, J., 99A. Expert Systems Design and Development,Prentice Hall. [Pg.39]

Boose, J., Expertise Tranter for Expert System Design, Elsevier, 1986. [Pg.12]

Loukas, Y. L. A computer-based expert system designs and analyzes a 2(k-p) fractional factorial design for the formulation optimization of novel multicomponent liposomes. J. Pharm. Biomed. Anal. 1998, 17, 133-140. [Pg.346]


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