Re: Functional Requirements

[Rex Brooks <rexb@starbourne.com>]

Thanks,

I will see to it that we add this strawman set of tasks to the lists 
we will be drawing up since they accord with my own set in many 
respects as regards the language itself in terms of offering ways to 
structure data as human contextual information.

Warm Regards,
Rex


At 10:24 AM -0500 9/17/01, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
>Primarily, the technologies to be applied dominate
>much of our thinking.  I am still unclear what the
>encapsulated roles of XML and RDF are in the HumanML
>systems.   However, functional requirements have not
>been discussed.  Here is a strawman for tasks which
>a HumanML system (an implementation using HumanML
>languages) can/should do:
>
>1.    Identify emerging HumanML stereotypes.
>2.	Identify emerging behavior patterns.
>3.	Correlate stereotypes and instances of sterotypes with acts.
>4.	Construct role-based stereotypes given some set of actions.
>5.	Identify contexts for stereotypical actions.
>6.	Track and forecast action trends.
>7.	Develop statistical summaries and exception reports.
>8.	Produce analyses of actions.
>9.	Evaluate alternative responses to some action or message.
>10.	Enable a means to alert a user to a potential problem
>       in a given communication or action.
>
>Len
>http://www.mp3.com/LenBullard
>
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