Faes — Fault Analysis Expert System
Moti Schneider, A. Kandel
Abstract
Moti Schneider, A. Kandel
Abstract
In the development of expert systems, the process of acquiring knowledge from the domain expert and translating it to a form which the expert system can understand, is costly and time consuming. Also, expert systems available for fault isolation, detection and assessment are not fully matured. In this paper we will describe a system that is capable of automating the knowledge acquisition process, translating that knowledge into a fully validated knowledge base, and using this knowledge base for fault detection.
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In the development of expert systems, the process of acquiring knowledge from the domain expert and translating it to a form which the expert system can understand, is costly and time consuming. Also, expert systems available for fault isolation, detection and assessment are not fully matured. In this paper we will describe a system that is capable of automating the knowledge acquisition process, translating that knowledge into a fully validated knowledge base, and using this knowledge base for fault detection.
Key concepts: Expert system, Knowledge base, Computer science, Legal expert system, Domain knowledge, Knowledge acquisition, Fault detection and isolation, Knowledge-based systems