Dynamic Knowledge Processing - Practical Approach

Stefanuk, Vadim L.

doi:10.1109/kimas.2007.369779

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“…The results of this paper supplement the paper [8], where it was shown that the concept of Dynamic Expert System is tightly related to the area of Empirical Bayesian Schemes and to the modern area of Modeling Field Theory Dynamic [4].…”

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Modeling of thoughtful behavior with dynamic expert system

Stefanuk

2008

Proceedings of the 8th Workshop on Performance Metrics for Intelligent Systems

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The concept of Dynamic Expert System, used in this paper to cope with changing data and knowledge, was introduced at the start of 1990 th .Implemented via a quasi-static approach, the Dynamic Expert System presents a certain step forward in the modeling of intelligent behavior, which reminds that of human beings. There are two reasons for such a claim. First, in general case Dynamic Expert System never interrupts its activity, occasionally interrogating the user if it suspects that some of the previously entered data are obsolete or become unsatisfactory in some other way. This mode reminds the behavior of an alive, as it was discussed in a number of our previous publications.The present paper considers a second important reason. It shows that Dynamic Expert System in certain sense resolves the Frame Problems of AI, demonstrating the level of reasoning, which is very close to that of human beings. A simple example of a rule-based traffic light control illustrates this property.

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confidence: 62%