Title :
The case for intelligent tools
Author_Institution :
Edinburgh Univ., UK
Abstract :
Summary form only given. A general description of planning is followed by a discussion of principles of computer-assisted planning. The importance of quality assurance is considered. A concept of neatness of results is examined. Methods of plan building are considered. The procedure is to predict, to manage and to monitor. Problems in using intelligent tools are outlined
Keywords :
decision support systems; knowledge based systems; planning (artificial intelligence); project engineering; computer-assisted planning; intelligent tools; management; monitoring; prediction; quality assurance; result neatness;
Conference_Titel :
Goal-Driven Planning in Complex Environments, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London
