NASA NTRS · 19920016011
Expert system verification and validation study: ES V/V Workshop
Abstract
The primary purpose of this document is to build a foundation for applying principles of verification and validation (V&V) of expert systems. To achieve this, some V&V as applied to conventionally implemented software is required. Part one will discuss the background of V&V from the perspective of (1) what is V&V of software and (2) V&V's role in developing software. Part one will also overview some common analysis techniques that are applied when performing V&V of software. All of these materials will be presented based on the assumption that the reader has little or no background in V&V or in developing procedural software. The primary purpose of part two is to explain the major techniques that have been developed for V&V of expert systems.
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French, Scott, Hamilton, David. 1992-03-01. Expert system verification and validation study: ES V/V Workshop. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920016011
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