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Using AI techniques to aid hypermedia design

Artificial intelligence techniques have found a number of applications in hypermedia, mostly in two specific areas, user interface, particularly adaptive ones and information search and retrieval. There have been fewer cases of application of these techniques to aid the authoring process. This paper studies the applicability of some AI techniques to the authoring process, in particular, helping designers understand and control the structure of a presentation.