Transforming expertise into Knowledge-Based Engineering tools: A survey of knowledge sourcing in the context of engineering design

Quintana-Amate, Santiago; Bermell-García, Pablo; Tiwari, Ashutosh

doi:10.1016/j.knosys.2015.04.002

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“…The utilization of a KBS in a specific field is intended to emulate some aspects of human cognition (such as memory, reasoning and decision-making), but it differs in the fact that memories come from the interpretation of experimental data and the contributions of many persons with expertise in this field. 8 Current successful applications of KBS as tools for decision-making can be found in the following fields: Medicine (Shortliffe, 1976;Warner, 1968;Gennari et al, 2003;Pavlovic-Veselinovic et al, 2016), Pharmacogenomics (Thorn et al, 2013), Engineering Design Applications (Shaw and Gaines, 1987;Blount et al, 1995;Sainter et al, 2000;Verhagen et al, 2012;Quintana-Amate et al, 2015), Environmental science (Orgiazzi et al, 2016), Research operations (Negre et al, 2015;Radivojevic and Milbredt, 2016), Corporative Management (Grant, 1996;Meso and Smith, 2000;Soliman and Spooner, 2000), Energy production (Law et al, 2016), Automotive (Craig B. Chapman, 2000), and Aeronautics (Xu et al, 2012;Zhu et al, 2012).…”

Section: Defining a Knowledge-based Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Are automatic systems the future of motorcycle safety? A novel methodology to prioritize potential safety solutions based on their projected effectiveness

Gil

Savino

Piantini

et al. 2017

Traffic Injury Prevention

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Current results revealed that automatic systems have the greatest potential to improve motorcycle safety. Accumulating and encoding expertise in crash analysis from a range of disciplines into a scalable and reusable analytical tool, as proposed with the use of KBMS, has the potential to guide research and development of effective safety systems. As the expert assessment of the crash scenarios is decoupled from the regional crash database, the expert assessment may be reutilized, thereby allowing rapid reanalysis when new crash data become available. In addition, the KBMS methodology has potential application to injury forecasting, driver/rider training strategies, and redesign of existing road infrastructure.

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Section: Defining a Knowledge-based Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Are automatic systems the future of motorcycle safety? A novel methodology to prioritize potential safety solutions based on their projected effectiveness

Gil

Savino

Piantini

et al. 2017

Traffic Injury Prevention

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“…Knowledge Engineering is defined by Pinfold and Chapman [16] as "a key for the organisations attempting to capitalise their expertise and knowhow''. Other authors point as the systematic process in which knowledge is organised in an efficient manner facilitating its exploitation and reuse [17].…”

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Theoretical aspects of the information and knowledge engineering

Freitas

Mendes

Frederico

et al. 2016

2016 6th International Conference on Computers Communications and Control (ICCCC)

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Deepens the theoretical issues related to the Information and Knowledge Engineering with emphasis on reflection about its importance in the field of scientific research and social contribution to the development of the country. The paper presents these theoretical concepts: Information Engineering as the creation process and systematization of a volume of value-added data to a particular business. The Knowledge Engineering as the organized information that will facilitate recovery, capturing and processing in the form of a specialized knowledge; and the Strategic Competitive Intelligence as the understanding of a lack in the knowledge of the phenomena, identification of trends, risk mapping and discovery of opportunities related to the decision-making process in organizations. A systematic literature review is the method used in this study. Concludes that the information engineering (IE) and the knowledge engineering (KE) are revolutionaries in terms of information management in modern organizations. Active in the process of analysing large volumes of information they will have the power to reduce the cost by understanding the strategic business planning, data and modelling of processes, regardless of technology which will guide decision-making in any type of business.

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“…To become an expert is necessary at least seven years of experience in academy or industry. Normally an expert occupation is classified as academic or industrial [9].…”

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Using Conceptual Frames to Define a Representation for a Medical Expert System that Evaluates Visual Pathologies

Pacheco¹,

Ruiz²,

Pacheco³

et al. 2016

RCS

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This Works propose the benefits of developing an expert system, specialized to evaluate visual diseases. The pathologies of interest in this work are: Diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa and glaucoma. These visual impairments are common in Mexico. The purpose of develop a medical expert system is to evaluate visual diseases with the aim of help people who have no resources or live in a distant town from the major cities in Mexico. We found that the majority of people affected are: in a productive age, have chronic conditions and misinformed about those problems. The number of ophthalmologist is reduced and the often they live in cities. Additionally, we show the type of reasoning methods are used to develop medical expert systems. And we conclude that it is necessary a knowledge representation to store the knowledge of the experts.

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Transforming expertise into Knowledge-Based Engineering tools: A survey of knowledge sourcing in the context of engineering design

Cited by 34 publications

References 66 publications

Are automatic systems the future of motorcycle safety? A novel methodology to prioritize potential safety solutions based on their projected effectiveness

Are automatic systems the future of motorcycle safety? A novel methodology to prioritize potential safety solutions based on their projected effectiveness

Theoretical aspects of the information and knowledge engineering

Using Conceptual Frames to Define a Representation for a Medical Expert System that Evaluates Visual Pathologies

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