Progress towards an Intelligent Computer‐Aided Risk Evaluation System

Abstract

The trend in computer‐based risk and reliability assessment is foreseen as moving away from current algorithmic methods, towards information systems built around human‐like reasoning processes. Here a trial Computer‐Aided Risk Evaluation system under development at Cranfield Institute of Technology is outlined. The system is being programmed using the logic programming language, PROLOG. The method of representing materials failure knowledge within the system is described, and problems associated with endowing the system with a measure of intelligence are discussed. Ideas for future development of such systems are presented.

Citation

Stead, J.P., Strutt, J.E. and Billingham, J. (1987), "Progress towards an Intelligent Computer‐Aided Risk Evaluation System", International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management, Vol. 4 No. 2, pp. 27-37. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb002877