A method for automatic generation of explanations from a rule-based expert system and ontology

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Expert systems (ES) usually generate extensive inference-trees before showing to users a definitive result related to a complex dynamic system (DS) behavior. These inference-trees are not included in the results but it could provide additional information to understand the overall performance of a DS. They contain a set of statements that describe the knowledge about the truths of the DS plus a set of constrains that can give statements that must be true in the DS behavior. This document describes a method to generate explanations based on the conclusions reached by an ES respect to the DS behavior, using a specific ontology and discourse patters. The input of the method is an intermediate- state tree (the inference-tree) and a specific knowledge-domain represented by the ontology. The document describes the software architecture to generate the explanations and the testing cases designed to validate the results in a complex real domain, such as the copper bioleaching domain.

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Flores, V., Hadfeg, Y., Bekios, J., Quelopana, A., & Meneses, C. (2017). A method for automatic generation of explanations from a rule-based expert system and ontology. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 537, pp. 167–176). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48523-2_16

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