1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf01974949
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Integrated systems II: Multi-tier interfaces for integrating families of systems

Abstract: Abstract. Of critical importance is the design of the man-machine interfaces for general rule based systems. They must serve (i) as user-friendly interfaces for different classes of users for different applications and (ii) to invoke service components in integrated packages without interrogating users. These objectives are achieved with a multitier interface design whose two parts, the Interactive User-Friendly Interface (IUFI) and the System Interface (SI), communicate with each other via commonly used notat… Show more

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“…The SI does not change for new applications and can be invoked by other rule based systems without interrogating users. Some details of the four different designs that have been implemented in our laboratory are given in PART II of this series [6]. The IUFI should be designed so that it: (1) is interactive, (2) supports a language understood by the user, and (3) is adaptable for new applications.…”
Section: Design Of Interfaces (Observation 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The SI does not change for new applications and can be invoked by other rule based systems without interrogating users. Some details of the four different designs that have been implemented in our laboratory are given in PART II of this series [6]. The IUFI should be designed so that it: (1) is interactive, (2) supports a language understood by the user, and (3) is adaptable for new applications.…”
Section: Design Of Interfaces (Observation 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They must have an interrogation capability to serve (i) different classes of users from different disciplines and (ii) as service components in integrated packages. These objectives are achieved with a multi-tier interface design whose two parts, the Interactive User-Friendly Interface (IUFI) and the System Interface (SI), can be invoked independently of each other [5], [6] (See Figure 2). The user-friendly interface, which can be altered for different user-groups, passes information to the SI.…”
Section: Design Of Interfaces (Observation 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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