Intelligent scheduling of automated machining systems

Kusiak, Andrew; Ahn, JaeKyoung

doi:10.1016/0951-5240(92)90013-3

Cited by 48 publications

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“…Usage of expert system can help us in the work to make decisions which can solve the problem of timing for closing and opening automatic, the science of the expert system branched from AI which simulate human thinking who has expertise in the specific domain to solve any problems related to that specific domain through knowledge in the expert system for specific domain [8] [9] And the expert system can use in many domains as Diagnosis of Some Diseases in domain of Medicine as heart diseases ,the expert system can diagnosis the disease for the patient through symptoms and analyzes for patients to help expert system to choose the correct decisions for treatments through knowledge base owned for expert system [10,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] And use in diagnosis of kidney diseases which the diagnose obtained from the computer is similar to the the diagnose given by an expert doctor in that certain area ,the system its knowledge base has 27 for kidney diseases which difficult to diagnose by human; the user can asked by the system and answer with Yes or No and depend on these answers the system diagnose the symptoms and its suitable treatment [11] And other applications that expert system success as :…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Expert System Offer Solutions for Automated Telescope Dome, Imaging System and Focus

kader¹,

Selim²,

Mohamed³

2015

IJCATR

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: Nowadays, weather consider the important component in many domains so, these domains use weather station to measure the parameters of weather through embedded sensors and view the measurements by using monitoring system which allow the user to make analysis about an obtained data of the weather Our work based on usage of weather station to measure certain parameters which effect on our telescope (mirror) which responsible for orbs vision in the space, and view the measurements through monitoring system to make analysis about these measurements to control closing and opening operations of shutter of the building and telescope ( mirror)in this building . These operations can operate by building expert system by using EXsys corvid software program and that system like human expertise through usage of knowledge base and inference engine .

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Expert System Offer Solutions for Automated Telescope Dome, Imaging System and Focus

kader¹,

Selim²,

Mohamed³

2015

IJCATR

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“…Note that multiple 1's in a single row i indicate that multiple resources are required for task t i . RAM has been used by 19 and others in manufacturing and elsewhere.…”

Section: Assigning the Resources: Resource Assignment Matrix (Ram)mentioning

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“…Therefore, factor the RAM matrix into two portions according to Though others have used RAM in analysis 19 , we have further decomposed it to map from resources to tasks through a rule base. As seen in the next section, this is one of the keys that makes our DEC useful for real-time control of networked teams.…”

Section: Assigning the Resources: Resource Assignment Matrix (Ram)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Discrete Event Command & Control for Networked Teams with Multiple Missions

Lewis¹,

Hudas²,

Pang³

et al. 2009

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During mission execution in military applications, the TRADOC Pamphlet 525-66 Battle Command and Battle Space Awareness capabilities prescribe expectations that networked teams will perform in a reliable manner under changing mission requirements, varying resource availability and reliability, and resource faults. In this paper, a Command and Control (C2) structure is presented that allows for computer-aided execution of the networked team decision-making process, control of force resources, shared resource dispatching, and adaptability to change based on battlefield conditions. A mathematically justified networked computing environment is provided called the Discrete Event Control (DEC) Framework. DEC has the ability to provide the logical connectivity among all team participants including mission planners, field commanders, war-fighters, and robotic platforms. The proposed data management tools are developed and demonstrated on a simulation study and an implementation on a distributed wireless sensor network. The results show that the tasks of multiple missions are correctly sequenced in real-time, and that shared resources are suitably assigned to competing tasks under dynamically changing conditions without conflicts and bottlenecks.

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“…If a column j of F r contains more than one 1, resource j is being shared by more than one job. Matrix F r has been called the resource requirements matrix (Kusiak, 1992).…”

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Automatically Generating Plans for Manufacturing

Harris¹,

Cook²,

Lewis³

2000

Journal of Intelligent Systems

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While machine planning has attracted great interest among researchers, it has seldom been used outside research labs. One impediment to wide-spread use is that existing planners are often difficult to integrate with other parts of a manufacturing system. We address this problem by showing how assembly trees (constructs often used by factories identifying how to construct an object) can easily be converted into HTN operators for our machine planner.We also demonstrate that our plans can be easily converted to a Petri-Net or matrix representation which ordinary discrete-event controllers can manipulate. We view our planner as one portion of a complete control system. We also demonstrate how our system can combine multiple alternatives into a single representation. Finally, we show that the combined representation can be converted back into a more conventional plan representation, allowing machine planners to compactly reason about alternate courses of action.

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Intelligent scheduling of automated machining systems

Cited by 48 publications

References 25 publications

Expert System Offer Solutions for Automated Telescope Dome, Imaging System and Focus

Expert System Offer Solutions for Automated Telescope Dome, Imaging System and Focus

Discrete Event Command & Control for Networked Teams with Multiple Missions

Automatically Generating Plans for Manufacturing

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