The need for effective verification, validation and integrity (VVI) technologies is well established in both the Database (DB) and Expert Systems (ES) communities. VVI requirements continue to grow in both fields. This is a consequence of:
There is much overlap between the Verification, Validation and Integrity issues that the ES and DB communities seek to address. Examples include:
The workshop brought together members of both the DB and ES communities working in this overlapping area with the express aim of encouraging the interchange of ideas and determining "what we can learn from each other". Participants were encouraged to contribute papers on any of the above topics or related areas. A full report on the workshop is available and has been published in Expert Update (1). Workshop proceedings (2) were published as part of thec DEXA workshop proceedings by the IEEE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 |
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9:00 - 10:30 am Open |
Invited talk: A.Vermesan; Norway - Verification and Validation Issues in Expert and Database Systems: The View from Industry |
Keynote presentation 1: F. Coenen; United Kingdom - Verification and Validation Issues in Expert and Database Systems: The Expert Systems Perspective |
B. Eaglestone, M. Ridley; United Kingdom - Verification, Validation and Integrity Issues in Expert and Database Systems: The Database Perspective |
10:30 - 11:00 am Coffee Break |
11:00 am - 12:30 pm The Database View |
H. Ibrahim, W.A. Gray, N.J. Fiddian; United Kingdom - Optimising Fragment Constraints |
E. Bugaenko; Ukraine - IDB Principle as a Mechanism of Transaction Verification |
I. Millns, B. Eaglestone; United Kingdom - An Integrity Constraint for Database Systems Containing Embedded Neural Networks |
12:30 - 2:00 pm LUNCH |
2:00 - 3:30 pm The Expert System View |
A. Ligeza; Poland - Towards Logical Analysis of Tabular Rule-based Systems |
D.E.O'Leary; USA - Verification of Multiple Agent Knowledge-Based Systems |
L. Brisoux, L. Sais, E. Gregoire; Belgium, France - Validation of Knowledge-based Systems by Means of Stochastic Search |
3:30 - 4:00 pm Coffee Break |
4.00 - 5:30 pm Conceptualisation |
T.J.M. Bench-Capon; United Kingdom - The Role of Ontologies in the Verification and Validation of Knowledge Based Systems |
D. Castelli, S. Pisani; Italy - Ensuring Correctness of Personalised Schema Refinement |
Discussion |
5:30 pm Closing |
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