论文信息 - Rule-based expert systems for network management and operations: an introduction

Rule-based expert systems for network management and operations: an introduction

The functions that can be performed by an integrated communication network management expert system are identified. Expert systems are defined, and knowledge representation, knowledge acquisition, and inference engines are discussed. A sample application problem using OPS5 is presented.<<ETX>>

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