Schlenoff, S. Balakirsky, M. Uschold, R. Provine, S. Smith, Using ontologies to aid navigation planning in autonomous vehicles, Knowledge Engineering Review 18 (3) (2004) 243 255], our approach is to develop an ontology of objects in the environment, in conjunction with rules for estimating the damage that would be incurred by collisions with different objects in different situations.
Finally, by way of comparison, the same two 1,000 record test data sets were standardised using AutoStan in conjunction with a rule set which had been developed and refined by two of the investigators (TC and KL) over several years for use with ISC (but not DC) address data, representing a cumulative investment of at least several person-weeks of programming time.
DSM can also be used in conjunction with architectural rules.
We make use of the fuzzy logic truth values in conjunction with SWRL rules to allocate symbolic value to the predicted current network bandwidth.
To solve this problem, we only sense the actual bandwidth at some points in time, and we use a fuzzy logic approach in conjunction with SWRL rules to predict the available bandwidth between these points.
A factual claim, for example, does not count as a reason for (or against) endorsing some proposed principle L if there is evidence available to relevant individuals which would, in conjunction with reasonable rules of inference, imply its falsity.
Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) is used in conjunction with the Bayes' rule for classification as an alternative to the popular support vector machine (SVM).
A third order zigzag theory based model for layered functionally graded beams in conjunction with the modified rule of mixtures (MROM) for effective modulus of elasticity is validated through experiments for static and free vibration response.
This paper addresses the main epistemological issues and the representation of the main elements of instructional models using the formal ontology language OWL, which can be used in conjunction with the SWRL rule language for the purposes described.
Whether used in isolation or in conjunction with other tools, rule based classifiers are an important addition to the armamentarium of tools available for analyses of complex genetic association studies.
