Inproceedings652
Combining KARL and Configurable Role Limiting Methods for Configuring Elevator Systems
Combining KARL and Configurable Role Limiting Methods for Configuring Elevator Systems
Published: 1994
Buchtitel: Proceedings of the 8th Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems Workshop KAW'94 (Banff, Canada, January 30 - February 4)
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In this paper, we describe a solution to the Sisyphus elevator configuration problem by combining the formal and operational specification language KARL and the configurable role-limiting shell approach. The knowledge is described in a graphical and semiformal manner which is influenced by the KADS models of expertise. A formal description is gained by supplementing the semiformal description with formal specifications which add a new level of precision and uniqueness. A role limiting shell for propose-and-revise systems was designed and implemented as realization of the final system. This shell has been derived by adapting another shell which is based on a similar problem-solving method, namely the propose-and-exchange method.