MODELING, MEASUREMENT AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - TOWARD THE NEW GENERATION OF INTELLIGENT MEASURING SYSTEMS

Authors

  • Tadeusz P. Dobrowiecki
  • Frank Louage

Abstract

The most important contribution of the recent research in measurement was that the measuring equipment is involved in the information processing and that instruments are actually specialized computer systems. Design of the instruments is seemingly a straight- forward task, however, complex measurement problems are ill-conditioned and knowledge- intensive. Considerable portion of the measurement related knowledge is in such problems heuristic and non-analytic in character. To evaluate it and to inject it into the measuring system design require symbolic approaches developed in artificial intelligence field. In con- sequence complex 'intelligent' measuring systems are coupled numerical-symbolic hybrid systems, with the knowledge intensive (expert) component cooperating with extensive nu- merical libraries. Such systems can even be embedded in other architectures designed for more abstract goals.

Keywords:

intelligent measuring systems, coupled symbolic-numerical systems, 2nd gen- eration expert systems, agents

How to Cite

Dobrowiecki , T. P., Louage, F. “MODELING, MEASUREMENT AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - TOWARD THE NEW GENERATION OF INTELLIGENT MEASURING SYSTEMS ”, Periodica Polytechnica Electrical Engineering, 42(1), pp. 123–133, 1998.

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