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EXPERT SYSTEM



TOPIC 6

ILLUSTRATIVE APPLICATIONS

Table of Content



 An Intelligent Help Desk

 Gates Assignment Display System (GADS)

 Energy Management in Hydroelectric Plant

 Intelligent Mould Costing Estimator

An Intelligent Help Desk

 Problem

 Help desk have been employed by private and

public organizations to provide assistance in person

or via the telephone to customers, employees or

other interested parties

 Managing is becoming difficult due to the following

trends:

 The volume of calls to help desks is increasing

 Complexity of the required information is increasing

 The quality of the personnel who provide the help is not

improving

 The cost is increasing

An Intelligent Help Desk

 Solution

 Develop an ES that will “assist the assistors”.

 An example is the help desk at Harris Corp.

headquarters (Melbourne, Fla.)

 Provides a hot line for employees to troubleshoot

problems in computer hardware and networks

 The system is composed of 6,000 pieces of

hardware

An Intelligent Help Desk

 How the system works:

 Request are made by phone

 Help desk operator call an ES for help

 The employee keyed in the information (e.g. he type

of equipment)

 The ES ask a few questions and provide brief

procedures to help diagnose the problem

 The ES provides a diagnosis and instructions on

what to do next

 The consultant takes about 10 minutes

An Intelligent Help Desk

 Development

 The system (rule based and PC based) used

Insight2+ shell (now called level 5)

 Interacts directly with the Virtual Telecommunication

Access Method network to get information about the

specific device experiencing the problem and the

current status of the device

 The system includes 200 rules

An Intelligent Help Desk

 Benefits

 Expedites the work of the help desk operators

 Allows operators to diagnose problems that

previously were directed to higher level of experts

(system programmers)

 Problems that took 4 hrs of system programmers time is

now being solved in 10 minutes

 The number of difficult cases transfer to system

programmers has been reduced by 80%

 Also being used for training help desk workers

An Intelligent Help Desk

 Future Development

 Use stored data from past consultations to

personalize the current session

 Use data from past consultations to induce new

rules and thus facilitate system learning over time

 Use the historical data to create advisory report for

management.

 Intelligent help desk provide one of the most

cost-efficient means of knowledge distribution.

Gates Assignment Display System

(GADS)

 Problem

 Gate assignment, the responsibility of gate

controllers is a most complex and demanding tasks.

 At O’Hare airport in Chicago, for example, two gate

controllers typically plan berthing for about 400

flights a day at some fifty gates

 Flights arrive in cluster of 30-40 planes in 20-30

minutes

 Each flight is scheduled to maintain at its gate a

different length of time, depending on schedules

and the amount of servicing needed

 Needs to juggles gates constantly due to flight

delays

Gates Assignment Display System

(GADS)

 Solution

 In Nov 1986, United Airlines/TI team went to work

on the problem

 By end of June 1987, they had the first operational

ES in daily use at Denver airport.

 The second system was implemented at O’Hare in

August 1987

 The system is integrated with the United Operation

Information System

Gates Assignment Display System

(GADS)

 System Capabilities

 Faster to setup and rescheduled

 Carries more information

 Superb graphic display shows clock/time and gate numbers

 Aircraft symbolized as colored bars, each bar position indicates

the gate assigned and its length indicates the length of time the

plane is expected to occupy the gate

 Ground status presents in a split second by using small radio

transmitter that automatically reports to the mainframe

computer.,

 Has a number of built-in reminder systems

 Store historical and future views. Historical logs are kept

automatically for analysis that can improve future scheduling

Gates Assignment Display System

(GADS)

 Benefits of the system

 The assistant gate controllers can start scheduling

the next day operations 4-5 hours earlier

 The ES is also used by zone controllers.

 Super reliability where 2 Explorer computers (AI

work station from TI) for gate controllers and 5 for

zone controllers

 Any seven explorers can take over the job when any of

the others has problem

 If the mainframe system, shut down, all explorers shift

automatically to stand-alone mode, which allows

operation to continue.

Energy Management in Hydroelectric

Plant

 Problem

 A large hydroelectric plant in Spain serves more than 7

million customers

 Electric provided via a large, centrally controlled

network

 Decision are based on information collected from 2,500

data points

 Whenever a major problem occurs in the system, more

than 100 alarms are activated in less than a minute.

 The problem is to properly analyze and quickly interpret

the information collected by the alarms.

 The high volume of messages and the potential

uncertainty caused by the thousands possible

combinations of signals make the situation ideal for ES

Energy Management in Hydroelectric

Plant

 Solution

 The utility needed a real time ES integrated with

signaling system as well as existing database

 Links were done via communication lines

 Developed on a TI workstation (Explorer)

 Began as an initial prototype with 400 rules, 1500

objects and 200 Lisp functions

 Fully implemented after 2 years

Energy Management in Hydroelectric

Plant

 System capabilities

 Detecting a disturbance when it happens

 Locating the element of fault

 Tracking the location of the disturbance

 Recommending repairs and justifying them

 In online mode, the ES

 assesses alarms,

 generates several hypothesis about fault location, select the most

likely, and send its conclusion to human operator

 In offline mode, in its off-line mode, after disturbance has

been resolved and all possible information about it has

been amassed, the ES reasons about it.

 The system explains the chain of reasoning it followed in selecting

its hypothesis

Intelligent Mould Costing Estimator



-MOLDCost is an intelligent mould

calculation that suggests the optimum

2-plate type of mould cost.





-To solve scarcity of human mould

costing estimator. The result is

comparable with the human calculated

cost.



-Implemented at Foundry &

Tooling Technology Centre, SIRIM

Berhad.

MOLDCost Process Flow



-Developed using Visual Basic & MS Access and runs

under Windows platform.

-Utilizing Expert Systems technology.



Customer

•Designing

•Purchasing Sales

•Machining

Mould Cost

•Mould Assembly Estimation

•Mould Testing

•Accounting

Authority Approval

MOLDCost Ver. 1.0 Screenshots



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Back to Main Courtesy: AI Lab, SIRIM Berhad



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