Design of Layers in Knowledgebase For Expert Systems
Journal Title: IOSR Journals (IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering) - Year 2016, Vol 18, Issue 3
Abstract
Abstract: In any Expert System, Knowledge is the basic functional unit for building a knowledgebase[1]. Hence, Expert Systems are totally/partially depended on Knowledgebases for its intelligent functionality. In our proposed design of Knowledgebase, we have divided it into 3 layers: Logical or Design Layer, Knowledge Layer and Storage Layer. In Logical layer or Design layer a high-level statement or a file is the input, which is processed, and clauses (functional & predicate symbols) are extracted [3]. These will form the basic unit for designing a knowledge unit (KU). These KUs are validated for their scope with identified relations. Then we will create various set of domain-dependent predicates and functions to represent the Knowledge in the Knowledge layer. This representation will be converted to Object Relational Database and will be stored in Storage Layer[2]. Researchers working in design and development of Knowledgebase will be benefitted by this.
Authors and Affiliations
Yugandhara A. Nimbalkar , Dr. Justus S
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