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Integrated learning in a real domain

Bergadano et al., 1990

Document ID
11706909460075454851
Author
Bergadano F
Giordana A
Saitta L
De Marchi D
Brancadori F
Publication year
Publication venue
Machine Learning Proceedings 1990

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This paper describes the results obtained in applying the learning system ENIGMA to a fault diagnosis problem of electromechanical devices at ENICHEM (Ravenna, Italy). The system ENIGMA is capable of learning structured knowledge from examples and a domain theory …
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