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MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY

EEE 582
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS

LECTURE 3

Expert Systems
SOFTWARE COMPUTING & ISY -
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
EXPERT SYSTEMS

•• Expert systems are computer-based systems that


emulate the decision-making ability of human
experts in a specific domain.
• They utilize knowledge representation, inference
mechanisms, and user interfaces to provide
advice, recommendations, or solutions.
• Expert systems are a subset of intelligent
systems and play a crucial role in problem-
solving and decision support.
COMPONENTS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS

•Knowledge Base:

• Contains domain-specific knowledge acquired


from human experts or sources such as
textbooks, manuals, or databases.

• Knowledge is represented using rules, frames,


ontologies, or other structured formats.
COMPONENTS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS

• • Inference Engine:

• Performs logical reasoning and decision-making


based on the knowledge stored in the
knowledge base.

• Applies inference rules, algorithms, or reasoning


mechanisms to derive conclusions or solutions
from input data and existing knowledge.
COMPONENTS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS

• User Interface:

• Facilitates interaction between users and the


expert system.

• Presents questions, prompts, or options to


gather input from users and provides output
in a human-readable format.
APPLICATIONS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS

•• Medical Diagnosis:

• Assist healthcare professionals in diagnosing


diseases and recommending treatments based
on patient symptoms and medical history.

• Provide decision support for selecting


appropriate medications, dosages, and
interventions.
APPLICATIONS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS

•• Financial Analysis:

• Help financial analysts in analyzing market


trends, assessing investment opportunities,
and making portfolio management decisions.

• Provide risk assessment, credit scoring, and


fraud detection services in banking and
finance.
EXPERT SYSTEMS

•Industrial Automation:

• Control and optimize manufacturing processes,


equipment, and systems based on expert
knowledge and real-time data.

• Monitor equipment performance, predict


failures, and schedule maintenance activities to
minimize downtime and improve efficiency.
EXPERT SYSTEMS

•• Customer Support:

• Assist customer service representatives in


providing personalized support, troubleshooting
technical issues, and resolving customer queries.

• Offer self-service support options through


interactive chatbots or virtual assistants
EXPERT SYSTEMS


EXPERT SYSTEMS


CONCLUSION

• • Expert systems are powerful tools in the field of


intelligent systems, offering domain-specific
expertise, decision support, and automation
capabilities.
• By leveraging knowledge representation,
inference mechanisms, and user interfaces,
expert systems enable users to solve complex
problems, make informed decisions, and
improve efficiency across various domains and
applications.
EXPERT SYSTEMS


• However, addressing challenges related to
knowledge acquisition, uncertainty, and
maintenance is essential for the successful
design, deployment, and utilization of expert
systems in intelligent systems.
EXPERT SYSTEMS


INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS

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The next Lecture will look at Intelligent


Information Systems

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