NASA NTRS · 19880007851
Building validation tools for knowledge-based systems
Abstract
The Expert Systems Validation Associate (EVA), a validation system under development at the Lockheed Artificial Intelligence Center for more than a year, provides a wide range of validation tools to check the correctness, consistency and completeness of a knowledge-based system. A declarative meta-language (higher-order language), is used to create a generic version of EVA to validate applications written in arbitrary expert system shells. The architecture and functionality of EVA are presented. The functionality includes Structure Check, Logic Check, Extended Structure Check (using semantic information), Extended Logic Check, Semantic Check, Omission Check, Rule Refinement, Control Check, Test Case Generation, Error Localization, and Behavior Verification.
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Stachowitz, R. A., Chang, C. L., Stock, T. S., Combs, J. B.. 1987-10-01. Building validation tools for knowledge-based systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880007851
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