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Whitlow et al., 1989 - Google Patents

A knowledge-based structure for process control

Whitlow et al., 1989

Document ID
8484716274171216677
Author
Whitlow J
Deselak L
Publication year
Publication venue
1989 American Control Conference

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A knowledge-based system is being developed to aid in the control of complex processes. This paper focuses on the structure of the system. A distributed architecture employing the concept of a blackboard, is used for implementation. A hierarchy is formed as the system is …
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