Dynamic domain abstraction through meta-analysis

Details Dynamic domain abstraction through meta-analysis Dynamic domain abstraction through meta-analysis

2007-10-30

2011-12-06

Holmes, Michael B (Department: 2129)

Data processing: artificial intelligence

Knowledge processing system

Knowledge representation and reasoning technique

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08073798

ABSTRACT:
A modeled-based reasoning system and method including dynamic domain abstraction, includes the use of an abstraction determining module configured to identify an appropriate abstraction level for a system model of a real-world system to be analyzed, from a plurality of potential abstraction levels. A system reasoning module is configured to perform analysis on the system model of the real-world system at the abstraction level determined to be appropriate by the abstraction determining module.

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