Retail knowledge inference

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Published on 2010-01-19T14:44:04Z Indexed on 2010/05/04 8:48 UTC
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So i am doing a research on how can i infer knowledge from reports (not with a specific format), but after pre processing, i should have some kind of formatted data.

A fairly basic inference would be: "Retailer has X stock." and "X is sellable." -> "Retailer sells X" the knowledge i focus is retail domain oriented, and if possible i should improve its efficiency with each iteration.

Is this scifi(some of my friends think it is)? The related stuff i find online are "expert systems" that find anomalies, fuzzy inference systems and some rants about "easy knowledge".

Can you help me with some points for me to focus or orient me in some research directions?

blueomega

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