Welfare - Oriented Public House Distribution System by Knowware System

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This article purposes a solution of constructing hybrid knowledge-based system using intelligent components in Knowware System (KWS), for the recommendation of an optimal house distribution plan to management based on manager’s feedback. The target system is customized and can be easily modified or reconstructed according to manager’s specific need when relevant policies and constraints are considered.

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