Basic tasks for knowledge-based supervision in process control

How simple autonomous decisions evolve into robust behaviours?: A review from neurorobotics, cognitive, self-organized and artificial immune systems fields

“…This building block is responsible to maintain an updated world model from the perception system to yield smart responses to this dynamic surrounding. Hence, from the standpoint of engineering design, the mission planner system may be considered as a supervisory control layer giving appropriate set points to the lower level layer of guidance and control systems in a clear hierarchical structured control (Acosta et al, 2001).…”

Knowledge Discovery For Moderating Collaborative Projects

“…Whilst the published literatures on knowledge based systems and applications is largely from acaderrucs sources, many of the projects represented in the following Production Management, [90] Decision support system [91] Knowledge management [92] Knowledge representation, [931 Decision making and learning [94] Plant process control [95] Concurrent system design [96] Process Monitoring [97] Material Selection [98] Computer aided process planning [99] Customer support [100]…”

Some Reflections on Intelligent Control

“…As to non-CVRT control, the works under the term intelligent control have mainly appeared in the forms of hierarchical intelligent control architectures (Saridis, 1989;Kumar and Stover, 2000;Phoha et al, 2001), hierarchical control architectures of intelligent systems (Albus and Meystel, 2001;Meystel and Albus, 2002); control-loop nested architecture of large complex systems (Tianfield, 2001a(Tianfield, , b, 2002; distributed/decentralized control architectures (Heragu et al, 2002), architectures of expert control and knowledge-based control (Å rze´n, 1989;Linkens et al, 2000), supervisory control (Gonza´lez et al, 1998;Acosta et al, 2001), industrial process integrated automation (comprising CVRT control, set-point optimization, sequence logic control at start/stop, scheduling, planning, managing, etc.) (Badami et al, 1991;Ja¨rvensivu et al, 2001).…”