论文信息 - Using the Dempster-shafer scheme in a diagnostic expert system shell

Using the Dempster-shafer scheme in a diagnostic expert system shell

This paper discusses an expert system shell that integrates rule-based reasoning and the Dempster-Shafer evidence combination scheme. Domain knowledge is stored as rules with associated belief functions. The reasoning component uses a combination of forward and backward inferencing mechanisms to allow interaction with users in a mixed-initiative format.

Gautam Biswas | Tejwansh S. Anand

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