Discussion
Which measure did knowledge engineers use to judge whether a prototype was worth continuing?
Answer: A
A prototype of perhaps fifty rules was run against a handful of carefully chosen cases, and its behaviour on those decided whether the domain and the representation were viable. Rule counts, engine speed and vocabulary coverage measure effort rather than competence, and a system can accumulate all three while still answering badly. Judging by case performance early, before large investment, is the practical discipline that the rapid prototyping style of development was built around.
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