INCOSE Augmented Intelligence Challenge Team
2018.03.13 Meeting Notes
Attendance: Mark Petrotta, Troy Peterson, Bill Schindel
Agenda- Charter, Goals, Measures of Success
Goal 1: Develop a conceptual framework for Aug Int
See attached file, particularly Slide 31
Using agile SE reference architecture as example, three
major system boundaries (slide 18)
System 1: System of Model: The Target System (and Components): (Definition) The
logical system of interest
System 2: System of Engineering
System 3: System of Innovation
(Slide 25, see red arrow)
System
2 includes Learning & Knowledge Manager for Target System (and Components):
Responsible for learning new
things
about the Target System, its Components, and its Environment. This may include
extraction of
patterns
or other knowledge from observations, planning experiments and extracting
conclusions from
their
results, and other forms of learning. It also includes responsibility for
accumulation and
persistent
memory of those learnings, and for providing the resulting knowledge for use by
the LC
Managers
of the Target System.
In short, move the focus of modeling from “one-off” modeling
efforts (e.g. System 1), towards developing a System 2 that will “create” a
System 1.
Recommend adapting this conceptual framework for Aug Int.
Goal 2: Develop history of how we collaborate / interact
with models
Goal 3: Define what is “under control of model” for
System 2 vs System 1
Slide 32, see “Pattern repository”
Exchange of knowledge and observations between the learning
& knowledge manager (pattern repository) and target systems
Goal 4: Define what Augmented Intelligence means in
a SE process
Goal 5: How to introduce learned information to SE
process
Right information at the right time to the right
stakeholder, without “overwhelming” the human or computational resources
Goal 6: Develop an example (like 30m telescope)
Illustrate using a System 2 to architect a System 1.
Goal 7 : Case Studies
Goal 8 : Current State of Art
What systems / tools / methods are out there currently
“gee whiz” factor
(Thanks Bill for walking us through the agile slide
deck. I found the Agile framework very helpful in framing my thoughts!)
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