Theoretical comparison of inference in CADIAC and MYCIN-like systems

Rok, strany: 1999, 255 - 272

CADIAG and MYCIN-like systems are expert systems with numerous applications. CADIAG–2 is a fuzzy expert system based on max-min inference, while inference in CADIAG–IV is an iterative data driven process, using fuzzy numbers. MYCIN-like systems use combining functions to calculate the global weights (degrees) of suggested diagnoses. This paper brings a comparison of CADIAG–2, CADIAG–IV and MYCIN-like systems. It studies relations between them and shows how CADIAG–IV can be embedded into MYCIN-like systems and vice-versa. Some remarks regarding their common generalization are given as well.

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Daniel, M. 1999. Theoretical comparison of inference in CADIAC and MYCIN-like systems. In Tatra Mountains Mathematical Publications, vol. 16, no.2, pp. 255-272. 1210-3195.

APA:

Daniel, M. (1999). Theoretical comparison of inference in CADIAC and MYCIN-like systems. Tatra Mountains Mathematical Publications, 16(2), 255-272. 1210-3195.