2012 · 29 citations · 6 references
ComputingAutomotive EngineeringComputer ScienceArtificial IntelligenceAutomotive DiagnosticsKnowledge RepresentationDiagnosisDiagnosticsExpert SystemsFailure DetectionFault DetectionFault DiagnosisDiagnostic Expert SystemsExpert Systems For DiagnosisExpert Systems For Fault DiagnosisFailure DiagnosisKnowledge-based Expert SystemsKnowledge-based Fault DetectionKnowledge-based Fault DiagnosisSystem Diagnosis
Applications in fault diagnosis are continuously being implemented to serve different sectors. Car failure detection is a sequence of diagnostic processes that necessitates the deployment of expertise. The Expert System (ES) is one of the leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques that have been adopted to handle such task. This paper presents the imperatives for an ES in developing car failure detection model and the requirements of constructing successful Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS) for such model. In addition, it exhibits the adaptation of the ES in the development of Car Failure and Malfunction Diagnosis Assistance System (CFMDAS). However, CFMDAS development faces many challenges such as collecting the required data for building the knowledge base and performing the inferencing. Furthermore, diagnosis of car faults requires high technical skills and experienced mechanics who are typically scarce and expensive to get. Thus, systems such as CFMDAS can be highly useful in assisting mechanics for failure detection and training purposes. Moreover, capturing and retaining valuable knowledge on such domain yield more accurate and less time consuming models.
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Decision-theoretic troubleshooting
David Heckerman, John S. Breese, Koos Rommelse · Communications of the ACM · 1995 · 216 citations · Full text