Phase I Desired Outcomes specify “a proof-of-concept system design” and “an initial prototype design"
Phase I Desired Outcomes specify “a proof-of-concept system design” and “an initial prototype design”. Does the Phase I evaluation require a functional software prototype with running code producing outputs, or is a detailed system design document with a limited simulation scenario (no live data feeds) acceptable as the Phase I prototype?
Gino Volpi
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Phase I is intended to demonstrate a feasibility concept with a clear path toward a fully compliant and operational system.
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Cruze Rideshare Inc. commented
This is important for Phase I scoping because a proof-of-concept system design may include architecture, data schema, predictive modeling strategy, explainability framework, dashboard prototype design, and limited simulation using synthetic, public, or controlled test data. It would be helpful to understand whether Phase I must include functional software producing live outputs, or whether a technically detailed prototype design and feasibility demonstration is sufficient, with live data integration reserved for Phase II.
