Author/Authors :
Baskakova, Alexandra V Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia , Zhilyakova, Elena T Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia , Malyutina, Anastasiya Yu Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia , Avtina, Natalya V Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia , Radyukova, Valentina I Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia , Kozubova, Larisa A Belgorod State University - Pobedy St., Belgorod, Russia
Abstract :
This study explores the unique characteristics and parameters used in intellectual systems for drug delivery. Todays, the most widely used category of intelligent systems are expert systems that are computer systems capable of partially replacing a highly trained professional in his/her area of expertise by means of information previously gained by the experts. That is why expert systems are agreed to be viewed along with information bases, which are models of the actions of experts in a particular area, and logical assumptions are extended to decision-making procedures. The application field of expert systems is absolutely unlimited. A vivid example is their use in diagnostic tasks of modern medicine. Following a brief discussion of the basic mechanics underlying electrospinning, a thorough discussion of the parameters that can impact the mechanism and the nature of their effect was given. Data revealed that SPC Methodology was an efficient and effective mean to automate the monitoring of expert system rule behavior and other process measures that were important for expert system performance.
