Qualitative reasoning
Man-machine supervision
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Qualitative reasoning
Man-machine supervision

Author : Jacky MONTMAIN

Publication date: March 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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2. Qualitative reasoning

2.1 Origins of RQ

In the mid-1980s, AI turned its attention to qualitative reasoning (QR) as a means of constructing representations that provide a better understanding of the physical phenomena involved in a process. The development of techniques for qualitatively representing the world in order to "schematically understand how it works" is a very natural and consequently very old idea. Since supervision relies more on the notion of relevance than on the accuracy of representations, QR quickly found a privileged field of application.

Above all, qualitative modeling must be simpler than classical physics. The simplification method commonly considered is to reduce the precision of numerical modeling; taken to the extreme by De Kleer [13]...

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