NASA NTRS ยท 19910003403
Research and development for Onboard Navigation (ONAV) ground based expert/trainer system: Preliminary test plan
Abstract
The test plan for the onboard navigation (ONAV) expert system is described. Levels of testing are identified and the contributing role of each level for ensuring reliability is described. Also, the objectives of each type of test are identified and a summary of the test methods and the type of testing environment to be used is included. The ONAV expert system testing effort utilizes a multi-level verification approach. Five levels of testing are performed in essentially a serial manner: (1) individual rules, (2) ordered and unordered functional groups, (3) interface rules, (4) system tests, and (5) user tests. The intent is to catch the full range of both programming errors common to traditional programming and those errors characteristic of expert systems including factbase organization and inference engine interactions.
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Bochsler, Daniel C.. 1988-04-15. Research and development for Onboard Navigation (ONAV) ground based expert/trainer system: Preliminary test plan. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910003403
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