The use of stochastic simulation in knowledge-based systems

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to evaluate the application of stochastic simulation in knowledge-based systems with uncertainties. The simulation technique applied in the study modifies the method of concept induction in artificial intelligence. Results show that simulation trial numbers at a given accuracy level is unaffected by knowledge base characteristics. Thus, the simulation technique can be applied to real life knowledge-based systems.

Methods, Simulation methods, Simulation, Knowledge-based systems, Stochastic systems

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Decision support by interval SMART/ SWING - incorporating imprecision in the SMART and SWING methods

Article Abstract:

A study on the use of interval judgments in the simple multiattribute rating technique (SMART) and SWING weighting methods is discussed.

Finland, Science & research, Decision support systems, Decision support software, Intervals (Mathematics)

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