An application of advanced information technology in foundry engineering
Journal Title: Archiwum Odlewnictwa - Year 2010, Vol 10, Issue 2
Abstract
The main goal of our lately researches bas been to prove that application of technological knowledge can be supported by artificial intelligence tools and internet techniques. Computer aided systems for technological process design presented in literature have a priori defined, fixed structure. The aim of our work was to develop an open system that guarantees easy knowledge changing and extending. We use the original method elaborated in University of Science and Technology called IwQ (Inference with Queries) as an inference engine for business and technological rules management. We also consider storage of data in relational database as a tool for ontology development. Application of metamodel in predefining information structure enabled flexible recording of the significantly differing information resources.
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A. Macioł, R. Wrona
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