2015
DOI: 10.4236/jilsa.2015.71003
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Applying DNA Computation to Error Detection Problem in Rule-Based Systems

Abstract: As rule-based systems (RBS) technology gains wider acceptance, the need to create and maintain large knowledge bases will assume greater importance. Demonstrating a rule base to be free from error remains one of the obstacles to the adoption of this technology. In the past several years, a vast body of research has been carried out in developing various graphical techniques such as utilizing Petri Nets to analyze structural errors in rule-based systems, which utilize propositional logic. Four typical errors in… Show more

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“…Further this approach was developed in a series of studies devoted to the solution of optimization problems: scheduling Laser Physics Improvement of reliability of molecular DNA computing: solution of inverse problem of Raman spectroscopy using artificial neural networks of work on elevators in multistory buildings [4,5] and laying cable in the trench (CTP-cable trench problem) [6]. With the help of DNA strands the random number generator was created [7], data encoding and decoding algorithms were made [8] and the search of structural errors in rule-based systems were elaborated upon [9]. With the help of DNA, Shu et al [10] solved the problem of calculating the optimal route.…”
Section: Problem Of Reliability Of Dna Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further this approach was developed in a series of studies devoted to the solution of optimization problems: scheduling Laser Physics Improvement of reliability of molecular DNA computing: solution of inverse problem of Raman spectroscopy using artificial neural networks of work on elevators in multistory buildings [4,5] and laying cable in the trench (CTP-cable trench problem) [6]. With the help of DNA strands the random number generator was created [7], data encoding and decoding algorithms were made [8] and the search of structural errors in rule-based systems were elaborated upon [9]. With the help of DNA, Shu et al [10] solved the problem of calculating the optimal route.…”
Section: Problem Of Reliability Of Dna Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The suggested approach was developed further in the series of studies [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]. In [10] the possibility of using a DNA 'biocomputer' for the solution of the Boolean satisfiability problem was considered, and in [11] molecular computations were used for breaking one of the data encryption systems-DES (Data Encryption Standard System) with 256 different methods of data encryption.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [18] the further development of the algorithm of data encryption and decryption based on DNA computations was suggested. In [19] molecular computations were used for searching for structural errors in the Rule-Based Systems. The suggested algorithm allowed them to find all the basic errors in Rule-Based Systems: Redundancy, Incompleteness, Circularity, and Inconsistency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%