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http://repository.potensi-utama.ac.id/jspui/jspui/handle/123456789/5715| Title: | Expert System of Quail Disease Diagnosis Using Forward Chaining Method |
| Authors: | Dr. B. Herawan, Hayadi |
| Keywords: | g forward chaining method. Keywords: e |
| Issue Date: | 22-Jan-2016 |
| Citation: | Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
| Series/Report no.: | Vol. 5, No. 1, January 2017;207 - 214 |
| Abstract: | Expert system applications were in great demand in various circles since 1950, with a coverage area that was large. Expert System on the organization was aimed at adding value, increasing productivity as well as the area of managerial can make decisions quickly and accurately. Neither with organizations that did business quail, which was very promising, but needed to be alert for the presence of disease in quail healthy, as in the case in birds quail were highly vulnerable to various kinds of diseases caused by viruses or bacteria. the benefits of the expert system that was able to diagnose quickly and accurately to the symptoms of the disease caused was expected to helped the farmers in of anticipation the many losses caused by disease. Required accuracy and the accuracy of the counting in diagnosing the symptoms of the disease in order to summarized the results by using forward chaining method. |
| Description: | Science artificial intelligence has been a topic for research since 1950 and expert systems is desirable because the area this application promises range of applied fairly wide area Tsai at all., 1994; Sung J. Shim, 1999. According to the ability that can be developed from this system, the degree of use of an expert system for the organization can be emphasized as the proper function between expectation and realization of the benefits derived from their use. Some examples of research that is relevant to the implementation of an expert system with theof influencethe organization are generally more stressed in three areas, namely adding value, increasing productivity, and managerial areas. Area value additions include improving decision-making and reporting in consistency, accuracy and time constraints, improved service, and customer and competitive and market share improvement. The area includes the benefits ofproductivity of improved production cost and processing time, employment increased creativity, and reduce tasks routine as well as the area increased managerial control and improvement in terms of education and training Durkin, 1996; Sung J. Shim, 1999. Applying of an application is generally aimed at the problems that tend to want to get the solution of the results of such consultations, diagnosis, estimation, prediction and the like. As with any application in medicine or the medical world, consulting, and diagnosis is unreliable because the results of this diagnosis can anticipate some kind of disease accurately and quickly. Likewise with organizations engaged in the effort to develop business, the livestock certainly are expecting the area of value addition, productivity and managerialready for huaman the diagnosis of disease affecting livestock precisely and accurately so that losses can be prevented. |
| URI: | http://repository.potensi-utama.ac.id/jspui/jspui/handle/123456789/5715 |
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