Generating Fuzzy Rule-based Systems from Examples Based on Robust Support Vector Machine

This paper firstly proposes a new support vector machine regression (SVR) with a robust loss function, and designs a gradient based algorithm for implementation of the SVR, then uses the SVR to extract fuzzy rules and designs fuzzy rule-based system. Simulations show that fuzzy rule-based system technique based on robust SVR achieves superior performance to the conventional fuzzy inference method, the proposed method provides satisfactory performance with excellent approximation and generalization property than the existing algorithm.

Applying Fuzzy Rule-Based System on FMEA to Assess the Risks on Project-Based Software Engineering Education

Project-based learning has been in widespread use in education. However, project managers are unaware of the students’ lack of experience and treat them as if they were professional staff. This paper proposes the application of a fuzzy failure mode and effects analysis model for project-based software engineering education. This method integrates the fuzzy rule-based system with learning agents. The agents construct the membership function from historical data. Data are processed by a clustering process that facilitates the construction of the membership function. It helps students who lack experience in risk assessment to develop their expertise in that skill. The paper also suggests a classification technique for a fuzzy rule-based system that can be used to judge risk based on a fuzzy inference system. The student project will thus be further enhanced with respect to risk assessment. We then discuss the design of experiments to verify the proposed model.

Applying DNA Computation to Error Detection Problem in Rule-Based Systems

As rule-based systems (RBS) technology gains wider acceptance, the need to create and maintain large knowledge bases will assume greater importance. Demonstrating a rule base to be free from error remains one of the obstacles to the adoption of this technology. In the past several years, a vast body of research has been carried out in developing various graphical techniques such as utilizing Petri Nets to analyze structural errors in rule-based systems, which utilize propositional logic. Four typical errors in rule-based systems are redundancy, circularity, incompleteness, and inconsistency. Recently, a DNA-based computing approach to detect these errors has been proposed. That paper presents algorithms which are able to detect structural errors just for special cases. For a rule base, which contains multiple starting nodes and goal nodes, structural errors are not removed correctly by utilizing the algorithms proposed in that paper and algorithms lack generality. In this study algorithms mainly based on Adleman’s operations, which are able to detect structural errors, in any form that they may arise in rule base, are presented. The potential of applying our algorithm is auspicious giving the operational time complexity of O(n*(Max{q, K, z})), in which n is the number of fact clauses;q is the number of rules in the longest inference chain;K is the number of tubes containing antecedents which are comprised of distinct number of starting nodes;and z denotes the maximum number of distinct antecedents comprised of the same number of starting nodes.

A Rule-Based Approach for Grey Hole Attack Prediction in Wireless Sensor Networks

The Wireless Sensor Networks(WSN)are vulnerable to assaults due to the fact that the devices connected to them have a reliable connection to the inter-net.A malicious node acts as the controller and uses a grey hole attack to get the data from all of the other nodes in the network.Additionally,the nodes are dis-carding and modifying the data packets according to the requirements of the sys-tem.The assault modifies the fundamental concept of the WSNs,which is that different devices should communicate with one another.In the proposed system,there is a fuzzy idea offered for the purpose of preventing the grey hole attack from making effective communication among the WSN devices.The currently available model is unable to recognise the myriad of different kinds of attacks.The fuzzy engine identified suspicious actions by utilising the rules that were gen-erated to make a prediction about the malicious node that would halt the process.Experiments conducted using simulation are used to determine delay,accuracy,energy consumption,throughput,and the ratio of packets successfully delivered.It stands in contrast to the model that was suggested,as well as the methodologies that are currently being used,and analogue behavioural modelling.In comparison to the existing method,the proposed model achieves an accuracy rate of 45 per-cent,a packet delivery ratio of 79 percent,and a reduction in energy usage of around 35.6 percent.These results from the simulation demonstrate that the fuzzy grey detection technique that was presented has the potential to increase the net-work’s capability of detecting grey hole assaults.

RTTRS: Rule-based Train Traffic Rescheduling Simulator

Train traffic rescheduling is a complicated and large-scaled combinatorial problem. According to the characteristics of China railway system and from the point of practical use, this paper introduces a rule-based train traffic reschedule interactive simulator. It can be used as a powerful training tool to train the dispatcher and to carry out experimental analysis. The production rules are used as the basic for describing the processes to be simulated. With the increase of rule, users can easily upgrade the simulator by adding their own rules.

Using Petri nets to verify acyclic rule-based system

A series of Petri net-based definitions were formulated for describing four types of structural errors in a rule-based system(RBS),including inconsistency,incompleteness,redundancy and circularity.A marked v-Petri net model of acyclic RBS was constructed.Then,its reachability tree was generated to record all reachable relations between propositions in RBS.Moreover,a backward reasoning forest of a reachable marking was generated for explicitly representing reachable paths in RBS.Finally,a set of theorems and algorithms were provided to analyze and check structural errors.The usability of the research results presented in this paper was illustrated by an example.

Rule-based Fault Diagnosis of Hall Sensors and Fault-tolerant Control of PMSM

Hall sensor is widely used for estimating rotor phase of permanent magnet synchronous motor(PMSM). And rotor position is an essential parameter of PMSM control algorithm, hence it is very dangerous if Hall senor faults occur. But there is scarcely any research focusing on fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control of Hall sensor used in PMSM. From this standpoint, the Hall sensor faults which may occur during the PMSM operating are theoretically analyzed. According to the analysis results, the fault diagnosis algorithm of Hall sensor, which is based on three rules, is proposed to classify the fault phenomena accurately. The rotor phase estimation algorithms, based on one or two Hall sensor(s), are initialized to engender the fault-tolerant control algorithm. The fault diagnosis algorithm can detect 60 Hall fault phenomena in total as well as all detections can be fulfilled in 1/138 rotor rotation period. The fault-tolerant control algorithm can achieve a smooth torque production which means the same control effect as normal control mode (with three Hall sensors). Finally, the PMSM bench test verifies the accuracy and rapidity of fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control strategies. The fault diagnosis algorithm can detect all Hall sensor faults promptly and fault-tolerant control algorithm allows the PMSM to face failure conditions of one or two Hall sensor(s). In addition, the transitions between health-control and fault-tolerant control conditions are smooth without any additional noise and harshness. Proposed algorithms can deal with the Hall sensor faults of PMSM in real applications, and can be provided to realize the fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control of PMSM.

Soil Microbial Dynamics Modeling in Fluctuating Ecological Situations by Using Subtractive Clustering and Fuzzy Rule-Based Inference Systems

Microbial population and enzyme activities are the significant indicators of soil strength.Soil microbial dynamics characterize microbial population and enzyme activities.The present study explores the development of efficient predictive modeling systems for the estimation of specific soil microbial dynamics,like rock phosphate solubilization,bacterial population,and ACC-deaminase activity.More specifically,optimized subtractive clustering(SC)and Wang and Mendel's(WM)fuzzy inference systems(FIS)have been implemented with the objective to achieve the best estimation accuracy of microbial dynamics.Experimental measurements were performed using controlled pot experiment using minimal salt media with rock phosphate as sole carbon source inoculated with phosphate solubilizing microorganism in order to estimate rock phosphate solubilization potential of selected strains.Three experimental parameters,including temperature,pH,and incubation period have been used as inputs SC-FIS and WM-FIS.The better performance of the SC-FIS has been observed as compared to the WM-FIS in the estimation of phosphate solubilization and bacterial population with the maximum value of the coefficient of determination(0.9988)2 R=in the estimation of previous microbial dynamics.

Mapping of Freshwater Lake Wetlands Using Object-Relations and Rule-based Inference

Inland freshwater lake wetlands play an important role in regional ecological balance. Hongze Lake is the fourth biggest freshwater lake in China. In the past three decades, there has been significant loss of freshwater wet- lands within the lake and at the mouths of neighboring rivers, due to disturbance, primarily from human activities. The main purpose of this paper was to explore a practical technology for differentiating wetlands effectively from upland types in close proximity to them. In the paper, an integrated method, which combined per-pixel and per-field classifi- cation, was used for mapping wetlands of Hongze Lake and their neighboring upland types. Firstly, Landsat ETM＋ imagery was segmented and classified by using spectral and textural features. Secondly, ETM＋ spectral bands, textural features derived from ETM＋ Pan imagery, relative relations between neighboring classes, shape fea^xes, and elevation were used in a decision tree classification. Thirdly, per-pixel classification results from the decision tree classifier were improved by using classification results from object-oriented classification as a context. The results show that the technology has not only overcome the salt-and-pepper effect commonly observed in the past studies, but also has im- proved the accuracy of identification by nearly 5%.

Multi Layered Rule-Based Technique for Explicit Aspect Extraction from Online Reviews

In the field of sentiment analysis,extracting aspects or opinion targets fromuser reviews about a product is a key task.Extracting the polarity of an opinion is much more useful if we also know the targeted Aspect or Feature.Rule based approaches,like dependency-based rules,are quite popular and effective for this purpose.However,they are heavily dependent on the authenticity of the employed parts-of-speech(POS)tagger and dependency parser.Another popular rule based approach is to use sequential rules,wherein the rules formulated by learning from the user’s behavior.However,in general,the sequential rule-based approaches have poor generalization capability.Moreover,existing approaches mostly consider an aspect as a noun or noun phrase,so these approaches are unable to extract verb aspects.In this article,we have proposed a multi-layered rule-based(ML-RB)technique using the syntactic dependency parser based rules along with some selective sequential rules in separate layers to extract noun aspects.Additionally,after rigorous analysis,we have also constructed rules for the extraction of verb aspects.These verb rules primarily based on the association between verb and opinion words.The proposed multi-layer technique compensates for the weaknesses of individual layers and yields improved results on two publicly available customer review datasets.The F1 score for both the datasets are 0.90 and 0.88,respectively,which are better than existing approaches.These improved results can be attributed to the application of sequential/syntactic rules in a layered manner as well as the capability to extract both noun and verb aspects.

Neutrosophic Rule-Based Identity Verification System Based on Handwritten Dynamic Signature Analysis

Identity verification using authenticity evaluation of handwritten signatures is an important issue.There have been several approaches for the verification of signatures using dynamics of the signing process.Most of these approaches extract only global characteristics.With the aim of capturing both dynamic global and local features,this paper introduces a novel model for verifying handwritten dynamic signatures using neutrosophic rule-based verification system(NRVS)and Genetic NRVS(GNRVS)models.The neutrosophic Logic is structured to reflect multiple types of knowledge and relations among all features using three values:truth,indeterminacy,and falsity.These three values are determined by neutrosophic membership functions.The proposed model also is able to deal with all features without the need to select from them.In the GNRVS model,the neutrosophic rules are automatically chosen by Genetic Algorithms.The performance of the proposed system is tested on the MCYT-Signature-100 dataset.In terms of the accuracy,average error rate,false acceptance rate,and false rejection rate,the experimental results indicate that the proposed model has a significant advantage compared to different well-known models.

Representing the Knowledge of Public Construction Project Cost Estimator by Using Rule-Based Method

Despite the presence of various construction project cost estimate softwares, human experience and knowledge cannot be disregarded. This fact has been proven in practice, where the success of construction cost estimate process is mainly based on knowledge of human estimator. The main question concerns what human knowledge determines the success of the construction cost estimation process. To address this question we have applied Delphi technique and the output is eleven factors that are enough to precisely represent construction cost estimator knowledge. Then we have used First Order Logic (FOL) to represent these factors in terms of predicates and rules. These FOL rules could be used for evaluating construction cost estimator knowledge in five classes: fail, pass, acceptable, good, and very good. As a validation process we have done experiments using history data and the results have proved the accuracy of our proposed method.

Integrated strategy for real-time wind power fluctuation mitigation and energy storage system control

To address the impact of wind-power fluctuations on the stability of power systems,we propose a comprehensive approach that integrates multiple strategies and methods to enhance the efficiency and reliability of a system.First,we employ a strategy that restricts long-and short-term power output deviations to smoothen wind power fluctuations in real time.Second,we adopt the sliding window instantaneous complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise(SW-ICEEMDAN)strategy to achieve real-time decomposition of the energy storage power,facilitating internal power distribution within the hybrid energy storage system.Finally,we introduce a rule-based multi-fuzzy control strategy for the secondary adjustment of the initial power allocation commands for different energy storage components.Through simulation validation,we demonstrate that the proposed comprehensive control strategy can smoothen wind power fluctuations in real time and decompose energy storage power.Compared with traditional empirical mode decomposition(EMD),ensemble empirical mode decomposition(EEMD),and complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise(CEEMDAN)decomposition strategies,the configuration of the energy storage system under the SW-ICEEMDAN control strategy is more optimal.Additionally,the state-of-charge of energy storage components fluctuates within a reasonable range,enhancing the stability of the power system and ensuring the secure operation of the energy storage system.

A method of rule-base optimization based on evaluation

For improving the translation quality of transfer-based MT system,a new metric for rule evaluation was proposed and applied to rule-base optimization.At the same time,a frequency filter was used to delete redundance before new acquired rules were added into rule-base.The new optimization method was applied to a general MT system.Experimental results show that the frequency filter is helpful to provide the knowledge expansion space of MT system for new acquired rules.The translation assessment score of open test corpus (including 2500 Chinese sentences) obtained is increased by 3.58% under 5-gram Nist metric,which is two times of that obtained by previous methods.

Comfort assessment and energy performance analysis of a novel adjustable semi-transparent photovoltaic window under different rule-based controls

Self-powered photovoltaic windows,which integrate photovoltaic with electrochromic devices,have attracted widespread attention of scholars since they can generate electricity in situ and reduce building energy consumption by modulating the transmitted solar radiation.However,previous studies mainly focused on the material development and performance characterization,lack of comfort assessment and energy saving potential of its application to buildings.To address this issue,an adjustable semi-transparent photovoltaic(ATPV)window which integrates CdTe-based photovoltaic and WO3-based electrochromic,was taken as the research object,and a novel rule-based control strategy taking the beam solar radiation luminous efficacy(CtrlEff)as decision variable was proposed for the first time.The ATPV window model was established in WINDOW software based on the measured data,and then it was exported to integrated with a medium office building model in EnergyPlus for performance evaluation including the visual comfort,thermal comfort,net energy consumption,and net-zero energy ratio.The results of a case study in Changsha(E 112°,N 28°)indicated that the ATPV window under the CtrlEff strategy can effectively reduce the southward and westward intolerable glare by 86.9%and 94.9%,respectively,and increase the thermal comfort hours by 5%and 2%,compared to the Low-E window.Furthermore,the net-zero energy consumption can be decreased by 58.7%,65.7%,64.1%,and 53.8%for south,west,east,and north orientations,and the corresponding net-zero energy ratios are 65.1%,54.6%,62.7%,and 61.6%,respectively.The findings of this study provide new strategies for the control and optimization of the adjustable window.

A review of rule-based collision avoidance technology for autonomous UAV

The rapid increase in the number of unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs) poses a threat to the safety of personnel, ground facilities,and aircraft. Therefore, as the basis of UAV safety protection, requirements on collision avoidance technology are getting higher in the mean time. Although plenty of research on UAV collision avoidance systems and methods exists, there is still a lack of integrated view of the UAV safety in the current civil airspace. The reason behind this is that the collision avoidance is always treated as a simple and basic behavior of autonomous robots, wherein a UAV is considered not so much different from other unmanned moving vehicles except its dynamic model. Regulations and rules that are specific to the UAVs under the background of airspace safety are not emphasized and put into consideration in the system and method design. This review paper serves as a guide for developing the UAV collision avoidance technology by summarizing the existing regulations and rules related to UAV collision avoidance, discussing the mathematical formulation of the rule-based collision avoidance methods, and testing and benchmarking those methods.

Governance of artificial intelligence applications in a business audit via a fusion fuzzy multiple rule‑based decision‑making model

A broad range of companies around the world has welcomed artificial intelligence(AI)technology in daily practices because it provides decision-makers with comprehensive and intuitive messages about their operations and assists them in formulating appropriate strategies without any hysteresis.This research identifies the essential components of AI applications under an internal audit framework and provides an appropriate direction of strategies,which relate to setting up a priority on alternatives with multiple dimensions/criteria involvement that need to further consider the interconnected and intertwined relationships among them so as to reach a suitable judgment.To obtain this goal and inspired by a model ensemble,we introduce an innovative fuzzy multiple rule-based decision making framework that integrates soft computing,fuzzy set theory,and a multi-attribute decision making algorithm.The results display that the order of priority in improvement—(A)AI application strategy,(B)AI governance,(D)the human factor,and(C)data infrastructure and data quality—is based on the magnitude of their impact.This dynamically enhances the implementation of an AI-driven internal audit framework as well as responds to the strong rise of the big data environment.Highlights Artificial intelligence(AI)promotes the sustainability development of audit tasks.A fuzzy MRDM model extracts key factors from large amounts of data.Fuzzy decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory analysis accounts for dependence and feedback among factors.An effective framework of AI-driven business audit is proposed in which“AI cognition of senior executives”is the most important criterion.

Dynamic constraint and objective generation approach for real-time train rescheduling model under human-computer interaction

Real-time train rescheduling plays a vital role in railway transportation as it is crucial for maintaining punctuality and reliability in rail operations.In this paper,we propose a rescheduling model that incorporates constraints and objectives generated through human-computer interaction.This approach ensures that the model is aligned with practical requirements and daily operational tasks while facilitating iterative train rescheduling.The dispatcher’s empirical knowledge is integrated into the train rescheduling process using a human-computer interaction framework.We introduce six interfaces to dynamically construct constraints and objectives that capture human intentions.By summarizing rescheduling rules,we devise a rule-based conflict detection-resolution heuristic algorithm to effectively solve the formulated model.A series of numerical experiments are presented,demonstrating strong performance across the entire system.Furthermore,theflexibility of rescheduling is enhanced through secondary analysis-driven solutions derived from the outcomes of humancomputer interactions in the previous step.This proposed interaction method complements existing literature on rescheduling methods involving human-computer interactions.It serves as a tool to aid dispatchers in identifying more feasible solutions in accordance with their empirical rescheduling strategies.

Hierarchical decision-making system for real-time freeway incident response

The artificial intelligence technique is used to generate a freeway incident response plan. The incident response framework based on rule-based reasoning, case-based reasoning and Bayesian networks reasoning is presented. First, a freeway incident management system （RK-IMS） based on rule-based reasoning is developed and applied for incident management in the northern section of the Nanjing-Lianyunguang Freeway. Then, field data from the two-year long operations of the RK-IMS are analyzed. Representations of incident case structures and Bayesian networks（BNs） structures related to incident responses are deduced. Finally, the k-nearest neighbor （k-NN） algorithm is applied to calculate the similarities of the cases. The preplan generation and the control strategy by integrating the k-NN algorithm are also developed. The model is validated by using incident data of the year 2006 from the RK-IMS. The comparison results indicate that the proposed algorithm is accurate and reliable.

Guidelines for Creating a Rule-Based Knowledge Learning System and Their Application to a Chinese Business Card Layout Analysis

Rule selection has long been a problem of great challenge that has to be solved when developing a rule-based knowledge learning system. Many methods have been proposed to evaluate the eligibility of a single rule based on some criteria. However, in a knowledge learning system there is usually a set of rules. These rules are not independent, but interactive. They tend to affect each other and form a rulesystem. In such case, it is no longer reasonable to isolate each rule from others for evaluation. A best rule according to certain criterion is not always the best one for the whole system. Furthermore, the data in the real world from which people want to create their learning system are often ill-defined and inconsistent. In this case, the completeness and consistency criteria for rule selection are no longer essential. In this paper, some ideas about how to solve the rule-selection problem in a systematic way are proposed. These ideas have been applied in the design of a Chinese business card layout analysis system and gained a good result on the training data set of 425 images. The implementation of the system and the result are presented in this paper.