A logic‐based approach to rule induction in expert systems
Brenda L. Mak, Robert W. Blanning · Expert Systems · 2003
Rule induction is an important part of learning in expert systems. Rules can help managers make more effective decisions and gain insight into the relationships between decision variables. We present a logic‐based approach to rule induction in expert systems which is simple, robust and consistent. We also derive bounds on levels of certainty for combining rules. We apply our approach to the development of rules for the entry decisions of new products. We then discuss how the logic‐based approach of rule induction can be used to create a decision support system and the methodology to create such a system.