Abstract:
A method for knowledge management using concept rules includes receiving event data corresponding to an industrial application and generating at least one inference concept based on the event data. The method also includes obtaining a semantic model having a plurality of inference concepts, a plurality of relationships among the plurality of inference concepts, and a plurality of concept rules representative of domain knowledge. The plurality of concept rules is authored using the plurality of inference concepts and the plurality of relationships. Furthermore, the method includes processing the at least one inference concept based on the semantic model to generate inferential data. The inferential data is representative of an inference corresponding to the event data. In addition, the method includes controlling the industrial application based on the inferential data.
Abstract:
Certain examples provide systems and methods to identify and drive actionable insight from data. An example system includes a configured processor that is configured to: identify, using the processor, a pattern in a data set using an analytic algorithm, the data set associated with a domain; process, using the processor, the identified pattern to assign a score to the identified pattern based on a comparison to statistical model meta data; construct, using the processor, a semantic model modeling people, processes, and systems associated with the domain; combine, using the processor, the identified pattern with the semantic model; determine, using the semantic model and the processor, an output including: a) a root cause for the identified pattern and b) a recommended action to remediate the root cause; and facilitate, using the processor, execution of the recommended action based on a trigger associated with the output.