Machine Learning Model Integration with Open World Temporal Logic for Process Automation
Dyuman Aditya (Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY USA), Colton Payne (Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ USA), Mario Leiva (Universidad Nacional del Sur, BA, Argentina), Paulo Shakarian (Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY USA)

TL;DR
This paper presents a novel system that integrates machine learning outputs with a temporal logic reasoning framework to enable real-time, explainable decision-making in complex operational workflows across various domains.
Contribution
It introduces a method to incorporate ML model outputs into an open-world temporal logic system, enabling dynamic, explainable, and real-time process automation.
Findings
Supports real-time polling and conversion of ML outputs into logical facts.
Enables dynamic recomputation of minimal models for decision-making.
Provides explainable traces for process analysis and knowledge integration.
Abstract
Recent advances in Machine Learning (ML) have produced models that extract structured information from complex data. However, a significant challenge lies in translating these perceptual or extractive outputs into actionable and explainable decisions within complex operational workflows. To address these challenges, this paper introduces a novel approach that integrates the outputs of various machine learning models directly with the PyReason framework, an open-world temporal logic programming reasoning engine. PyReason's foundation in generalized annotated logic allows for the incorporation of real-valued outputs (e.g., probabilities, confidence scores) from a diverse set of ML models, treating them as truth intervals within its logical framework. Crucially, PyReason provides mechanisms, implemented in Python, to continuously poll ML model outputs, convert them into logical facts, and…
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