Evaluating the Performance of AI-Based Software Tools in Intelligent Decision-Making Systems
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https://doi.org/10.47941/ijce.3315Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Decision Support Systems, Intelligent Decision-Making, AI Software Tools, IoT IntegrationAbstract
This paper evaluates the performance of AI-based software tools within intelligent decision-making systems, emphasizing their application in Industry 4.0 environments. Various AI techniques, including machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing—are assessed across domains such as predictive maintenance, quality control, supply chain optimization, and energy management. To advance this field, we introduce a novel framework, RAISE-DM (Real-time Adaptive Intelligence Software Evaluation for Decision-Making), which combines real-time data acquisition from IoT devices with adaptive AI models for continuous decision optimization. Performance evaluation considers key parameters such as scalability, response time, accuracy, and interpretability. The study also highlights critical technical barriers like data heterogeneity and integration complexity, offering targeted strategies to address them. By providing a structured performance analysis and proposing a scalable evaluation model, this research contributes to the design of more efficient, transparent, and resilient AI-driven decision support systems applicable across industrial and cross-sector settings.
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