Intent Inferencing with a Model-Based Operator’s Associate

  • Jones P
  • Mitchell C
  • Rubin K
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This paper describes the use of Smalltalk in the design and implementation of OFMspert. OFMspert is an architecture for an intelligent operator's associate. In order to verify the architecture, an OFMspert was implemented to act as an assistant to an operator of a NASA satellite ground control system. OFMspert is a large system that utilizes a Smalltalk implementation of a knowledge-base problem solving method known as the blackboard architecture. The entire system was designed and implemented in Smalltalk/V and later portted to the Smalltalk-80 system. The object-oriented paradigm in general, and Smalltalk in particulr, greatly facilitated the rapid designa nd implementation of this system. This paper summarizes the OFMspert architecture, emphasizing its implementation in an object-oriented paradigm.

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Jones, P. M., Mitchell, C. M., & Rubin, K. S. (1990). Intent Inferencing with a Model-Based Operator’s Associate. In Empirical Foundations of Information and Software Science V (pp. 249–258). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5862-6_21

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