rule-based systems
[ˈruːl ˈbeɪst ˈsɪstəmz]
nounpl: rule-based systems
sistemas baseados em regras
1. Computer systems that use a set of if-then rules to make decisions or solve problems, typically used in artificial intelligence and expert systems
The medical diagnosis system uses rule-based systems to identify diseases based on patient symptoms.
O sistema de diagnóstico médico utiliza sistemas baseados em regras para identificar doenças com base nos sintomas do paciente.
2. Systems where knowledge is represented as a collection of rules that govern behavior or decision-making processes
Rule-based systems are commonly used in manufacturing to control production workflows.
Sistemas baseados em regras são comumente usados na manufatura para controlar fluxos de produção.
3. Logic systems that apply predetermined rules sequentially to reach conclusions or trigger actions
The chatbot operates on rule-based systems that match user inputs to predefined responses.
O chatbot funciona em sistemas baseados em regras que combinam entradas do usuário com respostas predefinidas.
Rule-based systems are fundamental concepts in computer science and artificial intelligence education. In Brazil and Portugal, this term is primarily used in academic and professional tech contexts. In the USA, particularly in tech hubs like Silicon Valley and NYC, rule-based systems are contrasted with newer machine learning approaches, reflecting the evolution of AI technology from symbolic/logical systems to data-driven models.
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