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Types of Expert Systems Interpretation Systems Prediction Systems Diagnosis Systems Design Systems Planning Systems Monitoring Systems Debugging Systems Repair Systems Instruction Systems Control


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Types of Expert Systems

  • Interpretation Systems
  • Prediction Systems
  • Diagnosis Systems
  • Design Systems
  • Planning Systems
  • Monitoring Systems
  • Debugging Systems
  • Repair Systems
  • Instruction Systems
  • Control Systems
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Analytic Operations

INTERPRET IDENTIFY PREDICT CONTROL MONITOR DIAGNOSE

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Synthetic Operations

CONSTRUCT SPECIFY DESIGN ASSEMBLE CONFIGURE PLAN

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Classification Problem Solving

Data abstractions Data Solution refinement Solutions Heuristic Matching

Three basic steps in heuristic classification:

  • Data Abstraction (definitional; qualitative; generalization)
  • Heuristic Match
  • Solution Refinement
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Heuristic Classification in MYCIN

Compromised host

  • E. Coli Infection

Immunosuppressed Gram negative infection Heuristic Matching Leukopenia Low WBC WBC < 2.5

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Heuristic Classification in SOPHIE

Qualitative values of ports Behavior at a port in a module Component facult Heuristic Matching Quantitative circuit behavior Local circuit measurements

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Classification versus Construction

  • The distinguishing feature of heuristic classification is that

the solution can be enumerated in advance, e.g. in diagnostic phase of MYCIN, the program selects from a fixed set of offending organisms.

  • However, in many tasks, solution are constructed rather

than selected, e.g. MYCIN’s therapy program recommends some combination of antibiotics at various dosages.

  • Constructing a solution involves some model that contains

knowledge concerning constraints: (1) Constraints upon configuration of solution components (2) Constraints upon inputs and outputs (3) Constraints upon interactions between (1) and (2)