- 146 pages
- English
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About This Book
The volumes deal with the newly emerging field ofRisk and Hazard Assessment and its application to science and engineering. These volumes deal with issues such as short-and long-term hazards, setting priorities in safety, fault analysis for process plants, hazard identification and safety assessment of human- robot systems, plant fault diagnoses expert systems, knowledge based diagnostic systems, fault tree analysis, modelling of computer security systems for risk and reliability analysis, risk analysis of fatigue failure, fault evaluation of complex system, probabilistic risk analysis, and expert systems for fault detection. This volume will provide the reader not only with valuable conceptual and technical information but also with a better view of the field, its problems, accomplishments, and future potentials
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Chapter 1
Measures of Accountability and Credibility in Knowledge Based Diagnosis Systems
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- I. Introduction
- II. Measures of Accountability
- III. Generalization of Accountability
- IV. Measure of Credibility
- V. Conclusion
- Acknowledgments
- References
I. Introduction
II. Measures of Accountability
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Measures of Accountability and Credibility in Knowledge Based Diagnosis Systems
- Chapter 2 The Modeling of Computer Security Systems Using Fuzzy Set Theory
- Chapter 3 Structure Modeling of Process Systems for Risk and Reliability Analysis
- Chapter 4 Risk Analysis of Fatigue Failure of Highway Bridges
- Chapter 5 Modularization Methods for Evaluating Fault Trees of Complex Technical Systems
- Chapter 6 Utilizing Probabilistic Risk Analyses (Pras) In Decision Support Systems
- Chapter 7 Survey of Expert Systems for Fault Detection, Test Generation, and Maintenance
- Index