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Model adaptation

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Research and data preparation

Research and data preparation for model evaluation and adaptation. Connects examples to source rules, expected tool behavior and organization-specific tasks.

Information foundation
Approved rules and development examples
Operational outcome
Task- and source-linked training data
Human responsibility
Data selection and evaluation decisions

Inside the application

Application workflow

Selected use cases, source information and operational outputs.

Examples with known sources

Each example relates to a target tool, source rule and expected behavior.

AyarScenario / 01
Interface conceptResearch / conceptual

Training example

Structure definitionDATASET
1inputSource rule
2contextTask input
3reviewExpected tool
4outputExpected behavior
Conceptual field mapping, not executable code.
Decision boundary

Data selection and evaluation decisions

  • Approved rules and development examples
OutputTask- and source-linked training data

Planned expansion

Examples from knowledge, code, sessions and change history, along with additional training methods and adaptation runs, are part of the research plan.

AyarScenario / 02
Interface conceptResearch / conceptual

Research scope

Knowledge vault
Code examplesDefined dependency
Session historyDefined dependency
Adaptation planDefined dependency
Processing and control structure
Decision boundary

Data selection and evaluation decisions

  • Approved rules and development examples
OutputTask- and source-linked training data

Evaluate change on the same tasks

The aim is to assess tool selection and BPM rule adherence alongside training results.

AyarScenario / 03
Interface conceptResearch / conceptual

Model evaluation

Dimensions to evaluate

No result data
01Reference task
02Tool choice
03Rule compliance
04Error for review

Shows comparison criteria. Numerical charts require verified data and a defined method.

Decision boundary

Data selection and evaluation decisions

  • Approved rules and development examples
OutputTask- and source-linked training data

Application approach

Scope and operating approach.

The scope, operating approach and boundaries of this work.

01

Examples with known sources

Each example relates to a target tool, source rule and expected behavior. The initial working scope prepares supervised training examples from prompts.

02

Planned expansion

Examples from knowledge, code, sessions and change history, along with additional training methods and adaptation runs, are part of the research plan.

03

Evaluate change on the same tasks

The aim is to assess tool selection and BPM rule adherence alongside training results. A training and evaluation plan does not imply a completed production model.

Research scope: application behavior and business outcomes require pilot validation.

In everyday work

Reliable examples before adaptation

Evaluating better BPM behavior requires clear expectations about the rule and tool a model should use. Ayar begins with traceable training examples.

Ayar / Working modelIllustrative use · no real customer data
AyarInterface design concept
Model adaptation

Reliable examples before adaptation

Fictional sample data
01Example source
Approved rules and development examples
Source ruleBPM development rule
Expected behaviorCorrect tool and field selection
StatusData preparation and research
02Dataset preparation
Example sourceSource rule

Establish source and permitted use.

Dataset preparationTarget tool

Keep the same task and scope.

Evaluation planValidated example

Do not claim success without results.

03Evaluation plan
Illustrative review state

Data selection and evaluation decisions

Dataset expansion and adaptation runs are separate research stages. Planned examples from the knowledge vault, code and session history are not confused with the initial scope.

OutputTask- and source-linked training data
Use the numbered areas to read component explanations. This is a product design concept; available scope follows the development status above.
Example source

Examples with known sources

This component shows incoming information together with its identity and provenance. Supervised examples are prepared from approved prompt sources. Each connects to a source rule, target tool and expected behavior.

Dataset preparation

Planned expansion

This component explains how records are reviewed rather than displaying a result in isolation. Dataset expansion and adaptation runs are separate research stages. Planned examples from the knowledge vault, code and session history are not confused with the initial scope.

Evaluation plan

Evaluate change on the same tasks

This component distinguishes the user’s decision from the next work record. Evaluation should consider task outcomes and BPM rule adherence, not training loss alone. A research plan is not presented as a finished production model.

The whole operation

Information, decisions and outcomes stay connected.

These distinctions show the information the application receives, where it needs the user and what it leaves for the next operation.

Starting information
Approved rules and development examples
Human decision
Data selection and evaluation decisions
Resulting structure
Task- and source-linked training data

How do we assess its impact?

These are evaluation dimensions, not measured performance results. Comparisons use the same task types, data scope and human-review conditions.

  • Example traceability
  • Task-level rule adherence
  • Training and evaluation separation

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