Given the following rules in a back-chaining expert system application: A not(B) C (.9) C
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Given the following rules in a “back-chaining” expert system application:
A ∧ not(B) ⇒ C (.9)
C v D ⇒ E (.75)
F ⇒ A (.6)
G ⇒ D (.8)
The system can conclude the following facts (with confidences):
F(.9)
B(−.8)
G(.7)
Use the Stanford certainty factor algebra to determine E and its confidence.
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Artificial Intelligence Structures And Strategies For Complex Problem Solving
ISBN: 9780321263186
5th Edition
Authors: George F. Luger
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