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Diagnostik

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Die Diagnostik (Klassifikation) bezeichnet den Lösungsprozeß für Probleme mit folgenden Eigenschaften (Abb. 10.1):

  1. 1.

    Der Problembereich besteht aus zwei explizit gegebenen, disjunkten Mengen von Problemmerkmalen (Symptomen) und Problemlösungen (Diagnosen), und aus typischerweise unsicherem Wissen über die Beziehungen zwischen Symptomen und Diagnosen.

  2. 2.

    Ein Problem ist durch eine eventuell unvollständig gegebene Teilmenge der Symptome charakterisiert.

  3. 3.

    Die Lösung eines Problems besteht aus einer oder mehreren Diagnosen.

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    Wenn die Qualität der Problemlösung durch Erfassung zusätzlicher Symptome verbessert werden kann, so ist es eine Teilaufgabe der Diagnostik zu bestimmen, ob und welche zusätzlichen Symptome angefordert werden sollen.

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Puppe, F. (1991). Diagnostik. In: Einführung in Expertensysteme. Studienreihe Informatik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76621-3_10

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