Knowledge-Driven AI System
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A Knowledge-Driven AI System is an artificial intelligence system that incorporates domain expertise and human knowledge (to enable intelligent decision making and reasoning).
- Context:
- It can utilize Expert Knowledge through knowledge representation.
- It can perform Logical Reasoning through inference engines.
- It can maintain Knowledge Bases through expert input.
- It can generate Explanations through reasoning chains.
- It can handle Complex Decisions through rule systems.
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- It can often work with Small Datasets through knowledge augmentation.
- It can often provide Interpretable Results through transparent reasoning.
- It can often require Domain Experts for knowledge maintenance.
- It can often support Specialized Domains through expert rules.
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- It can range from being a Simple Rule Engine to being an Advanced Reasoning System, depending on its knowledge complexity.
- It can range from being a Domain Specific System to being a Multi-Domain System, depending on its knowledge scope.
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- It can integrate Expert Rules with machine learning.
- It can combine Domain Knowledge with statistical analysis.
- It can support Hybrid Approaches through knowledge-data integration.
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- Examples:
- Expert Systems, such as:
- Knowledge Base Systems, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Data-Driven AI, which learns primarily from statistical patterns rather than expert knowledge.
- Pure Neural Network, which relies solely on training data without domain expertise.
- Statistical Model, which uses only mathematical patterns without expert rules.
- See: Expert System, Knowledge Representation, Semantic Web, Logical Reasoning, Ontology Engineering.