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expert sys documentation

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From: Mark Ahlenius
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 1989 14:22
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I am interested in tools that other people have found useful
for documenting both expert system design and development work,
and AI projects as well.  I am mainly interested in non-academic
applications - i.e. ones that have been actually put into
"real world" use.

It is possible to use dfd's structure charts and the like, but
these don't always appear to fit the problems very well.
I have not seen too much literature on documenting rule based
system applications - both from a design document point of view
and a maintenance doc.  The "living document" is one that keeps
cropping up as it documents the evolvement of the system.  Due
to the use of rapid-prototyping, it seems that some of these
pre-design methods might be a wash.

If you could supply any pointers to literature or methods used
I would appreciate it.

	thanks

	'mark
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From: ahlenius@cell.mot.COM (Mark Ahlenius)
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Subject: expert sys documentation
Keywords: ai expert systems documentation
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Date: 15 Dec 89 14:22:25 GMT
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