2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jngse.2011.08.002
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An implementation of a distributed artificial intelligence architecture to the integrated production management

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“…However, he identifies that the solutions are hard for the ordinary decision-makers to follow aptly. Bravo et al, 2011) takes a different approach in the selection of articles and objectively retrieves 77 published articles from five different databases published between the years 1994 all through to 2014 and reviews the status of the application of the seven identified artificial intelligence systems in the business market and more specifically, how this could be adapted in both the textile and in the apparel industries. Bravo et al (2011) identify that the gap between the artificial intelligence and business simulation models could have been caused by unbalanced risks, which hinders research-directed development in the industry.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…However, he identifies that the solutions are hard for the ordinary decision-makers to follow aptly. Bravo et al, 2011) takes a different approach in the selection of articles and objectively retrieves 77 published articles from five different databases published between the years 1994 all through to 2014 and reviews the status of the application of the seven identified artificial intelligence systems in the business market and more specifically, how this could be adapted in both the textile and in the apparel industries. Bravo et al (2011) identify that the gap between the artificial intelligence and business simulation models could have been caused by unbalanced risks, which hinders research-directed development in the industry.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bravo et al, 2011) takes a different approach in the selection of articles and objectively retrieves 77 published articles from five different databases published between the years 1994 all through to 2014 and reviews the status of the application of the seven identified artificial intelligence systems in the business market and more specifically, how this could be adapted in both the textile and in the apparel industries. Bravo et al (2011) identify that the gap between the artificial intelligence and business simulation models could have been caused by unbalanced risks, which hinders research-directed development in the industry. While the articles reviewed in this study were taken out objectively, it is important to note that machine learning algorithms of the AI techniques were listed out of seven techniques and was done so in a subjective way.…”
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confidence: 99%
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