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A Rule-Based Expert System developed in Python that uses forward chaining and IF-THEN rules to diagnose possible diseases based on user-provided symptoms. The system demonstrates basic AI reasoning, inference mechanisms, and knowledge-based decision making.
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A Rule-Based Expert System developed in Python that uses forward chaining and IF-THEN rules to diagnose possible diseases based on user-provided symptoms. The system demonstrates basic AI reasoning, inference mechanisms, and knowledge-based decision making.
This project is a simple Rule-Based Expert System developed using Python. It accepts symptoms from the user and uses IF-THEN rules to infer possible diseases using forward chaining.
python expert_system.py
Example: fever,cough
Output: Possible Diagnosis: Flu
Sahil Ukarde
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