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15 June 2023 Review and assessment of prior work on and future directions for gradient descent-trained expert systems
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This paper reviews prior work demonstrating the efficacy of a new artificial intelligence technique which is based on optimizing expert systems’ rule-fact networks. Systems of this type can learn from presented data and operations; however, they cannot learn any changes that ‘jump out of’ the human-created or validated pathways, ensuring that they don’t learn invalid or non-causal associations. This paper presents a review and assessment of the functionality provided by the base gradient descent-trained expert system, the functionality provided by an enhancement that facilitates automated network development, and several other enhancements. The benefits of each system variant are discussed.
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Jeremy Straub "Review and assessment of prior work on and future directions for gradient descent-trained expert systems", Proc. SPIE 12542, Disruptive Technologies in Information Sciences VII, 125420E (15 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2670838
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KEYWORDS
Education and training

Neural networks

Machine learning

Artificial intelligence

Evolutionary algorithms

Fuzzy logic

Network architectures

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