Abstract: This study presents an intelligent dental consultation system to enhance user interaction and access to dental information. Trained on a professional knowledge base, the system provides preliminary assessments and education without dentist supervision. A user survey was conducted to evaluate usability. After fine-tuning the Taide language model, the system achieved ROUGE-1/2/L F1 scores of 89.0%, 83.9%, and 87.7%, respectively. Results indicate strong alignment with expert knowledge and reduced dentist workload during initial consultations.

Abstract: Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality in Indonesia, presenting a significant challenge for the national healthcare system. One of the primary contributing factors is the low public awareness regarding the importance of early detection, which often leads to diagnosis being made at advanced stages - thereby limiting available treatment options and reducing the likelihood of recovery. In response to this issue, this study proposes the development of a validated, web-based expert system capable of diagnosing lung cancer under uncertain conditions. The system employs a forward chaining inference method to systematically trace symptoms and utilizes the certainty factor approach to quantify diagnostic confidence. Development was carried out according to the Expert System Life Cycle, encompassing requirement analysis, knowledge acquisition, system design, testing, documentation, and maintenance. Evaluation results indicate that the expert system performs effectively in diagnosing lung cancer. User acceptance testing yielded an average satisfaction score of 4.35, while testing with a medical expert demonstrated an 92% accuracy rate based on 25 real case studies. These findings confirm the system's potential to deliver rapid, reliable diagnostic support and to assist society and healthcare professionals in the early detection of lung cancer.

Abstract: We developed a voice-driven artificial intelligence (AI) system that guides anyone—from paramedics to family members—through expert-level stroke evaluations using natural conversation, while also enabling smartphone video capture of key examination components for documentation and potential expert review. This addresses a critical gap in emergency care: current stroke recognition by first responders is inconsistent and often inaccurate, with sensitivity for stroke detection as low as 58%, causing life-threatening delays in treatment. Three non-medical volunteers used our AI system to assess ten simulated stroke patients, including cases with likely large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes and stroke-like conditions, while we measured diagnostic accuracy, completion times, user confidence, and expert physician review of the AI-generated reports. The AI system correctly identified 84% of individual stroke signs and detected 75% of likely LVOs, completing evaluations in just over 6 minutes. Users reported high confidence (median 4.5/5) and ease of use (mean 4.67/5). The system successfully identified 86% of actual strokes but also incorrectly flagged 2 of 3 non-stroke cases as strokes. When an expert physician reviewed the AI reports with videos, they identified the correct diagnosis in 100% of cases, but felt confident enough to make preliminary treatment decisions in only 40% of cases due to observed AI errors including incorrect scoring and false information. While the current system’s limitations necessitate human oversight, ongoing rapid advancements in speech-to-speech AI models suggest that future versions are poised to enable highly accurate assessments. Achieving human-level voice interaction could transform emergency medical care, putting expert-informed assessment capabilities in everyone’s hands.

Abstract: With the advancement of artificial intelligence, Agricultural Expert Systems (AESs) show great potential in enhancing agricultural management efficiency and resource utilization. Accurate extraction of semantic features from agricultural short texts is fundamental to enabling key functions such as intelligent question answering, semantic retrieval, and decision support. However, existing single-structure deep neural networks struggle to capture the hierarchical linguistic patterns and contextual dependencies inherent in domain-specific texts. To address this limitation, we propose a hybrid deep learning model—Bidirectional Encoder Recurrent Neural Network (BERNN)—which combines a domain-specific pre-trained Transformer encoder (AgQsBERT) with a Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) network. AgQsBERT generates contextualized word embeddings by leveraging domain-specific pretraining, effectively capturing the semantics of agricultural terminology. These embeddings are then passed to the BiLSTM, which models sequential dependencies in both directions, enhancing the model’s understanding of contextual flow and word disambiguation. Importantly, the bidirectional nature of the BiLSTM introduces a form of architectural symmetry, allowing the model to process input in both forward and backward directions. This symmetric design enables balanced context modeling, which improves the understanding of fragmented and ambiguous phrases frequently encountered in agricultural texts. The synergy between semantic abstraction from AgQsBERT and symmetric contextual modeling from BiLSTM significantly enhances the expressiveness and generalizability of the model. Evaluated on a self-constructed agricultural question dataset with 110,647 annotated samples, BERNN achieved a classification accuracy of 97.19%, surpassing the baseline by 3.2%. Cross-domain validation on the Tsinghua News dataset further demonstrates its robust generalization capability. This architecture provides a powerful foundation for intelligent agricultural question-answering systems, semantic retrieval, and decision support within smart agriculture applications.

Abstract: This paper proposes an expert system for detecting dengue using a fuzzy logic approach in Pakistan. A knowledge-based system represents an expert system, which is one of the most frequent types of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIM), with medical knowledge of a clearly defined goal and the ability to reach the correct conclusion. In a proposed system, the knowledge of a particular issue is typically represented by a set of rules rather than individual variables. Through mosquito bites an infected mosquito transmits the dengue virus that functions as a pathogen exclusively in human bodies. Dengue fever is an infectious tropical disease. The risk of dying from dengue fever increases when the diagnosis is delayed, despite the fact that only a small fraction of people infected with the disease actually develop severe symptoms. Because of this, it is essential to diagnose dengue fever in its earliest stages. As a result, the main purpose of this research was to construct an expert system for the early detection of dengue disease utilizing the Fuzzy Inference System (FIS), a potent instrument for coping with imprecision and uncertainty. The system takes a patient’s physical symptoms as input and translates them into fuzzy membership functions for analysis. The system that was designed can be used to assist a patient in receiving an early diagnosis of dengue disease. The proposed system has been tested on real data sets and achieved a remarkable accuracy rate of 96%.

Abstract: Abstract - Seeing the rapid development of technology today, a technology system has also been developed that is able to adopt human processes and ways of thinking, namely expert systems. An expert system is a computer program built to model the problem-solving ability of an expert. In this case, the author tries to apply an expert system to detect hypertension. The main objective of this final project is to build a knowledge-based system to diagnose hypertension and what solutions should be taken to overcome hypertension which is represented in the form of a website using PHP programming with a MySQ L database, so that we can find out as early as possible whether we suffer from hypertension or not based on the selected symptoms.Keywords: Expert System, HypertensionAbstrak - Melihat perkembangan teknologi yang semakin pesat saat ini, maka dikembangkan pula sebuah sistem teknologi yang mampu mengadopsi proses dan cara berpikir manusia, yaitu sistem pakar. Sistem pakar adalah program komputer yang dibangun untuk memodelkan kemampuan pemecahan masalah seorang pakar. Dalam hal ini, penulis mencoba menerapkan sistem pakar untuk mendeteksi penyakit hipertensi. Tujuan utama dari tugas akhir ini adalah membangun sebuah sistem berbasis pengetahuan untuk mendiagnosa penyakit hipertensi dan solusi apa yang harus dilakukan untuk mengatasi penyakit hipertensi yang direpresentasikan dalam bentuk website menggunakan pemrograman PHP dengan basis data MySQL, sehingga kita dapat mengetahui sedini mungkin apakah kita menderita penyakit hipertensi atau tidak berdasarkan gejala-gejala yang dipilih.Kata kunci: Sistem Pakar, Hipertensi

Abstract: Precision irrigation necessitates decision support systems that are both efficient and comprehensible to farmers and agronomists. Numerous current solutions depend on Internet of Things (IoT) frameworks or black-box artificial intelligence (AI) models, which frequently encounter challenges related to interoperability, transparency, and reproducibility. To overcome these constraints, this research developed an ontology-driven expert system that formalizes knowledge of crops, soil, and climate into a modular framework capable of generating explicable irrigation recommendations. The system was developed using the Web Ontology Language (OWL) and augmented with Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) rules, employing a hybrid development methodology that integrates the structured precision of the V-cycle with the data-driven focus of the Cross-Industry Standard Process for Data Mining (CRISP-DM) and the semantic precision of the NeOn (Networked Ontologies) methodology. Competency questions guided the development of numerous agricultural concepts pertaining to irrigation. Scenario-based assessments validated that the ontology accurately deduced crop coefficient (Kc), integrated AI-predicted ET0 with sensor-derived assertions, and produced consistent irrigation or non-irrigation recommendations across diverse situations. All reasoning processes performed in under one second, showcasing computational efficiency. Thus, the research provides a replicable and adaptable foundation for ontology-based irrigation decision support, facilitating future implementation using real-time sensor data and field validation.

Abstract: Abstract We must ensure reasonable risk before deploying AI systems at a societal scale. My personal AI mission: I work on methods for ensuring that AI systems, autonomous vehicles in particular, are safe.

Abstract: Today the need of Expert systems is much important for identify the behavior pattern or perception of domain experts. To accomplished best result, we use machine learning and artificial intelligence concept. This by acquiring appropriate information from its knowledge base and analysis it according to the user’s problem. While interpret the data added by humans in the knowledge base and software is used by a non-expert user to acquire some information. At present the expert systems is much needed in the area of medical diagnosis, accounting, coding, games etc.

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Abstract: The article outlines the relevance of intelligent decision support in the system of preventive maintenance of equipment at a chemical industry enterprise when planning maintenance and repair activities. The experience of implementing intelligent decision support in planning maintenance activities in various industries is summarized, the problems of the enterprise under study in this subject area are considered, and the problem associated with the preparation of data for the operation of intelligent support algorithms obtained on the basis of records of repair logs and equipment inspection logs filled in by expert specialists is highlighted. The tasks are set and methods for solving them are given, taking into account the restrictions in force at the enterprise under study. The results of applying the methods for preparing expert data for the operation of algorithms are presented, their impact on improving the technical condition of the equipment by increasing the accuracy of planning maintenance activities is assessed. The conclusions are presented on the feasibility of using intelligent decision support based on expert data when planning preventive maintenance activities at chemical industry enterprises.

Abstract: This doctoral thesis, finalized in June 2021, lays the conceptual foundations of a structured methodology for architectural design and process organization. Although completed prior to the formal articulation of the SoPhAiloTechnoLogy paradigm, the work anticipates its core elements by exploring the relationship between man and universe, the causality of creative action, and the evolution of architectural thought through control, planning, and algorithmization. The SELF Methodology developed herein is a hybrid management model that utilizes Planning Units and Levels (ULP) and integrates project management principles, algorithmic design thinking, interdisciplinary coordination, and information structuring. The thesis draws upon both classical philosophical sources (Plato, Vitruvius) and practical technological implementations (software tools, AI, design workflows), culminating in the design of a scalable, repeatable methodology applied successfully within VEGO, an architecture company coordinating over 100 projects and 200 designers. Structured into eight chapters, the thesis addresses the evolution of design management, sustainability, team coordination, hybrid project planning, and platform-based automation (the SELF Machine), offering solutions transposable to multiple knowledge domains. ISBN: 978-969-8392-08-6DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15768607Author: Virgil Profeanu | ORCID: 0009-0001-4677-6387Affiliation: RENDA Research CenterSupervisor: Prof. emerit dr. arh. Emil Barbu POPESCU (1938–2024)

Abstract: Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards (RLVR) has become a widely adopted technique for enhancing the reasoning ability of Large Language Models (LLMs). However, the effectiveness of RLVR strongly depends on the capability of base models. This issue arises because it requires the model to have sufficient capability to perform high-quality exploration, which involves both effectiveness and diversity. Unfortunately, existing methods address this issue by imitating expert trajectories, which improve effectiveness but neglect diversity. To address this, we argue that the expert only needs to provide guidance only at critical decision points rather than the entire reasoning path. Based on this insight, we propose MENTOR: Mixed-policy Expert Navigation for Token-level Optimization of Reasoning, a framework that provides expert guidance only at critical decision points to perform effective and diverse exploration in RLVR. Extensive experiments show that MENTOR enables models capture the essence of expert strategies rather than surface imitation, thereby performing high-quality exploration and achieving superior overall performance. Our code is available online.

Abstract: Commissioning industrial processes is often a tedious and difficult task, because certain settings, such as parameters of a controller, need to be adjusted repeatedly until a certain goal is reached. It is also difficult to pass on the information on how to tune a system from experienced operators to junior colleagues, because such knowledge is often tacit and hard to formalize. We approach the tuning problem with Bayesian optimization (BO). We discuss different ways of combining the best of both worlds, i.e., the insights of the expert with the goal-driven exploration of BO. With the goal of using recorded tuning sessions of experts in BO, we dive into two main directions. First, we explore the effect of context changes on a Human First-Computer Last approach, where the expert does the initial rough tuning, and BO does the fine-tuning afterward. Second, we lay out initial steps toward a subgoal-based BO method, based on the observation that humans often break up complex tasks into multiple subgoals to achieve in a given sequence. We evaluate these methods on two simulation setups featuring a cascade controller of a pusher-slider robotic system, and a projectile trajectory planning problem.

Abstract: The online resource provides Appendices to the journal article / В репозитории представлены приложения к статье, опубликованной в научном журнале:Appendix A. Step-by-step scheme of the methodology describing: collection and updating of a spatial database, development of an expert knowledge base and a special database, modeling scenario patterns, calculation of PUEQI, verification of the obtained results and their visualization / Приложение А – Поэтапная схема методики, описывающей: сбор и обновление пространственной базы данных, создание экспертной базы знаний и специальной базы данных, моделирование сценарных планов, вычисление СИКГС, верификацию полученных результатов и их визуализацию;Appendix B. List of the special database thematic layers, and expert knowledge base elementary scenarios / Приложение Б – Перечень тематических слоёв специальной базы данных, и основанных на них элементарных сценариях экспертной базы знаний;Appendix C. Fragment of the expert knowledge base - elementary scenarios (ES) for calculating the scenario urban environment quality index in the unit area / Приложение В – Фрагмент экспертной базы знаний – элементарные сценарии (ЭС), используемые для расчёта сценарного индекса качества городской среды в геофрагменте;Appendix D. Developed QGIS extension module "EQA-SA.1" for the calculation of scenario urban environment quality indices / Приложение Г – Разработанный модуль расширения среды QGIS «EQA-SA.1» для расчёта сценарных индексов качества городской средыAppendix E. Scenario patterns used in calculation of urban environment quality indices / Приложение Д – Сценарные планы, использованные в ходе расчёта индексов качества городской среды;Appendix F. Urban area that meets scenario conditions within the range from 0 to 5 / Приложение Ж – Площадь городской территории, удовлетворяющая условиям сценарного плана по шкале от 0 до 5.
Based on the analysis of world experience and regulatory framework in urban planning, a spatial analysis tool of scenario urban environment quality assessment and its dynamics change due to the implementation of the urban master plan or scenario modification was developed and then applied to the City of Novosibirsk. The possibilities of geoinformatics and geo-information technologies in the development of an effective multipurpose spatial analysis tool are shown. Sources of initial data, a set of urban environment quality indicators, an expert knowledge base, methodology for the formation of scenario plans, and mathematical apparatus for calculating the urban environment quality index and the dynamics of its change as well as methods for verifying simulation results, collecting and updating information are described. The scenario values of urban environment quality indices for municipal authorities and groups of urban residents were calculated. A number of map schemes representing scenario patterns were created and "soft spots" of the urban environment state were identified.

Abstract: Malaria kills about one million, two hundred thousand (1.2 million) people every year. Medical doctors are in limited supply, and provide somewhat expensive services. There is, therefore, the need to build computer-based systems that can assist doctors in diagnosing and recommending treatment for malaria to fill the supply gap and reduce the attendant costs, upon which this research is focused. The expert system would diagnose and recommend treatment of malaria from symptoms and blood test result provided by user patient. The expert system was created based on medical expert information collected through structured interviews, extensive literature review, and adopting the waterfall software development method. The system is towards reducing deaths associated with malaria and towards improved health care services, and is a guide to designing similar systems.

Abstract: This research proposes a rule-driven expert system based on the mivar architecture for intelligent fault diagnosis and maintenance decision-making of wind turbines. Targeting high-risk components, the system constructs a three-layer structured rule base with 20 interpretable IF-THEN-ELSE rules. By integrating real-time SCADA/CMS data and domain expertise, it enables rapid reasoning of critical faults and generates priority-driven maintenance actions. Implemented under the mivar framework, the system decouples knowledge representation from reasoning logic, supporting dynamic rule expansion and uncertainty handling. The study demonstrates that this method provides an explainable, low-data-dependent decision support framework for intelligent wind turbine operation and maintenance, significantly reducing manual diagnosis costs and offering a paradigm for industrial expert system deployment.

Abstract: The article presents new results of the development of methods and software tools and the practical use of tutoring integrated expert systems (IES) and web-based IES as fully functional intelligent tutoring systems (IES) designed to implement typical problems of intelligent tutoring. The aim of the work was to build an adaptive ontological software environment for intelligent tutoring through the use of tutoring IES and web-based IES developed on the basis of a problem-oriented methodology and the tools of an intelligent software environment of the AT‑TECHNOLOGY workbench. The results are a brief description of the methods and software tools for the practical implementation of the unified ontological environment model, the basic components of which are: a generalized ontology of a specialty/field of study, applied ontologies of courses/disciplines, student models, tutoring models and specified typical problems of intelligent tutoring. This work is related to the development of an original approach to automating the processes of developing and applying a unified ontological space of knowledge and skills of students through the use of tutoring IES and web-based IES throughout the educational cycle in specific areas of specialist tutoring in the university education system.

Abstract: This article is a continuation of the GExpert+ project, an expert system generator, with a focus on promoting traditional African knowledge in medicine. This knowledge, often passed down orally and at risk of disappearing, requires modern tools to be preserved and exploited. The main objective is to design an iconic expert system generator incorporating machine learning techniques, called KambiExpert (currently just a prototype). This system features an interface based on images and icons, accessible even to illiterate users, and the integration of a machine learning module enabling the continuous evolution of the knowledge base. The methodology adopted is based on three stages: theoretical research, prototype design and future experimentation.

Abstract: By accommodating users with diverse needs and backgrounds, user interfaces are revolutionizing the application of computers. Intuitive interfaces allow the user to perform complex tasks with little knowledge of the underlying logic. A popular approach in Artificial Intelligence for temporal knowledge representation and reasoning is to use first order logic. In order to use logic the user must understand its syntax and semantics. This thesis presents a logic independent graphical user interface (GUI) and discusses the principles of user interface design. The GUI allows the user to enter, query, and receive temporal information using color-coded symbols. The user does not have to be familiar with the particular logic used by the implementation.