Knowledge is everything
As mentioned in the previous blog post we have three aspects that we are implementing: explainability, runtime and accountability. However we need to see how these are connected with the use cases and personas. The first aspect we will consider is runtime tracing and monitoring. The term monitoring refers to the system overseeing performance orRead more →
Have you ever used a machine learning (ML) algorithm and been confused by its predictions? How did it make this decision? AI-infused systems are increasingly being used within businesses, but how do you know you can trust them? We can trust a system if we have confidence that it will make critical business decisions accurately.Read more →
Hi folks! The beginning of this year brings with it the initiative to re-design the Drools PMML module. In this post I will describe how we are going to approach it, what’s the current status, ideas for future development, etc. etc so… stay tuned! Background PMML is a standard whose aim is to "provide aRead more →
In this post, we’ll introduce a new jBPM API which allows for predictive models to be trained with Human Tasks (HT) data and for HT to incorporate model predictions as outputs and complete HT without user interaction. This API will allow you to add Machine Learning capabilities to your jBPM project by being able toRead more →
WEBINAR Title: Re-imagining business automation: Convergence of decisions, workflow, AI/ML, RPA—vision and futures Time: June 20, 2019, 5:00 p.m. BST (UTC+ 1) Registration https://www.redhat.com/en/events/webinar/re-imagining-business-automation-convergence-decisions-workflow-aiml-rpa%E2%80%94vision-and-futures
Today, I’ll introduce a new 6.1 experimental feature, just being released from our incubator: Drools-PMML. I’ll spend the next days trying to describe this new module from the pages of this blog. Some of you, early adopters of Drools-Scorecards, will probably have heard the name. Thanks to the great work done by Vinod Kiran, PMMLRead more →
Thanks to our super star community contributor, Vinod Kiran, score cards are coming to Drools 5.5. Initially the PMML4.1 standard is embedded for the Scorecards module. We have a full standalone PMML implementation coming for 6.0, being worked on by Dr Davide Sottara. I hope that Vinod will write a full tutorial in this blogRead more →
Google Alerts brought this extensive masters paper to my attention, by Christopher Alan Ballinger. The paper explains what expert systems are and has a lot of DRL examples to follow.http://www.csci.csusb.edu/turner/690/example_projects/chris_ballinger_masters_project.pdf I’d be interested to see this code published online for others to play with. “In this project, we describe the design decisions and principles behindRead more →
Update!!!Must see video Land of Lisp
For a recent presentation I made an overview diagram of related research areas and ideas, so people can see how things relate. click to enlarge. http://community.jboss.org/wiki/DroolsLanguageEnhancements