Szabályalapú

szabályalapú refers to a system, process, or approach that operates based on a predefined set of rules. These rules are typically explicit, structured, and designed to guide decision-making or behavior in a consistent and predictable manner. In computing, "szabályalapú" systems are common, often found in expert systems, business process management, and artificial intelligence. These systems use a knowledge base containing facts and a rule engine that applies logical operators to infer conclusions or take actions based on the input data and the established rules.

The core principle of a "szabályalapú" approach is the separation of the logic (the rules) from the data. This allows for easier modification and maintenance, as rules can be updated or added without altering the underlying program code. Examples include spam filters that use rules to identify malicious emails, recommendation engines that suggest products based on user behavior and predefined criteria, or financial systems that process transactions according to regulatory requirements. The clarity and transparency offered by "szabályalapú" systems can be advantageous in domains requiring strict adherence to established protocols and a clear audit trail. However, they can sometimes struggle with complex, nuanced situations that are difficult to capture within a finite set of rules, leading to limitations in adaptability and handling unforeseen scenarios.