Abstract
The paper is focused on solving the problem of assessing the impact of repair-building works on the technical condition of objects near which these works were or are being carried out. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the problems that accompany the creation of expert systems for supporting forensic building-technical expertise. The main aim of the work: conceptual modeling of an expert system for supporting forensic building-technical expertise. Object of research: the process of execution of forensic building-technical expertise and expert research. Solved problem: automation of a system capable of functioning in conditions of fuzzy uncertainty caused by the non-uniformity of the logic of the process of performing forensic building-technical expertise and the ambiguity and inconsistency of the information provided for research. Main scientific results: a model of a knowledge-based system is proposed and the use of neuro-fuzzy networks is justified to solve the problem of supporting the decision to assess the impact of repair-building works on the technical condition of the object, which has become the subject of expertise. Field of practical use of research results: forensic activities in the framework of building-technical expertise to determine the possible causes of deterioration in the technical condition of structural elements of buildings and their individual premises. Innovative technological product: a support system for forensic building-technical expertise based on knowledge and neuro-fuzzy models. Scope of application of an innovative technological product: forensic and investigative practice in resolving issues requiring the use of special knowledge in assessing the impact of repair-building works on the technical condition of nearby facilities.
Highlights
Solved problem: automation of a system capable of functioning in conditions of fuzzy uncertainty caused by the non-uniformity of the logic of the process of performing forensic building-technical expertise and the ambiguity and inconsistency of the information provided for research
Main scientific results: a model of a knowledge-based system is proposed and the use of neuro-fuzzy networks is justified to solve the problem of supporting the decision to assess the impact of repair-building works on the technical condition of the object, which has become the subject of expertise
Innovative technological product: a support system for forensic building-technical expertise based on knowledge and neuro-fuzzy models
Summary
The Object of Research The object of research is the process of conducting forensic building-technical expertise and expert researches. Special attention is paid to the analysis of the problems that accompany the creation of expert systems (ES) for supporting forensic building-technical expertise (FBTE). Expert system is a system that uses expert knowledge in the subject area to effectively solve problems in this area. Problem Description Fuzzy uncertainty is considered to be one of the main problems, making it difficult for FBTEs and expert researches (ER) to establish a possible connection between the deterioration of Innovative technologies in industry the technical condition (TC) of the facilities and repair-building works (RBW) that were carried out nearby [1]. Model training with increasing rules Modified rules.
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