Abstract:
Knowledge incorporated intelligent solving methods are prevailing in practical planning and scheduling because of the large problem size and complex constraints. However, when intelligent methods are used in real applications, it is an important problem to validate that both optimality and response time are at expert level. Turing Test approaches are useful in validating intelligent systems. Nevertheless, validation burdens experts with heavy tasks. In distribution route scheduling, for instance, validation load is considerable since patterns of distribution spots are numerous. A bi-directional, many-sided explanation typed multi-step validation method, which enables to share the validation tasks among experts, KEs and computers, is proposed to diminish the load on busy experts, for validating intelligent systems.
Published Date: May 2000
Registration: ISBN 978-1-57735-113-9
Copyright: Published by The AAAI Press, Menlo Park, California.