A six-step methodology for building usable expert systems /
Abstract: "Usability and human factors are important aspects in determining the success of a large expert system. A perfectly functional system is not necessarily a usable system. Often, end users are neglected in the development and deployment of a system. Lacking end user involvement makes...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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College Station, Tex. :
Texas A & M University, Computer Science Dept.,
[1993]
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| Series: | Technical report (Texas A & M University. Computer Science Department) ;
93-059. |
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| Summary: | Abstract: "Usability and human factors are important aspects in determining the success of a large expert system. A perfectly functional system is not necessarily a usable system. Often, end users are neglected in the development and deployment of a system. Lacking end user involvement makes a functional, practical and usable expert system difficult to build. To address this problem, we have developed a six-step usability methodology for the development of large scale expert systems. This paper shows how this methodology helps in the development of a widely deployed, integrated large expert system, ISPBEX (Integrated Southern Pine Beetle Expert System)." |
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| Item Description: | Cover title. |
| Physical Description: | 8 unnumbered leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |