DocumentCode
274952
Title
An approach to knowledge elicitation of manufacturing skills and production behaviour in an industrial environment
Author
Hajsadr, S.M. ; Steward, A.P.
Author_Institution
Sunderland Polytech., UK
fYear
1990
fDate
19-22 Mar 1990
Firstpage
15
Lastpage
23
Abstract
The application of expert systems (ES) in industry is an area in which achievements have not lived up to initial expectations. The authors´ research at Sunderland Polytechnic is to address this situation and evaluate the relevance of recent ES developments and their approaches to an industrial domain. To this end they carried out the stages of building an expert system in a manufacturing domain. In the process of building an ES, knowledge had to be acquired from the source of knowledge. This is not an easy task. This process is complex because it entails defining, conceptually structuring and refining the context of a knowledge base. The process operators at Fasson Cramlington Ltd were the sources of knowledge and manufacturing skills were the type of knowledge that had to be acquired
Keywords
expert systems; industrial computer control; knowledge acquisition; manufacturing data processing; production control; ES; Fasson Cramlington Ltd; context; expert systems; industrial domain; industrial environment; industry; knowledge acquisition; knowledge base; knowledge elicitation; knowledge sources; knowledge type; manufacturing domain; manufacturing skills; process operators; production behaviour;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
UK IT 1990 Conference
Conference_Location
Southampton
Type
conf
Filename
114262
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