Evaluating a network generates a report containing a variety of statistics pertaining to the data and error histograms. You can also query a network by calculating outputs from specified inputs. Finally, you can translate networks into standard C language subroutines and output the code to files. A variety of options lets you customize the C code to integrate with your application programs. AIM also allows you to generate data from functions.
Many functions including most elementary functions and random number generators are available.
AIM for DOS is easy to use and robust for solving modeling problems using abductive networks. The manual is well organized and online help is available. AIM for Windows has more features, including feature extraction routines and graphical data displays. AIM for DOS runs on any IBM-compatible machine with 640KB of conventional memory, a hard disk, and DOS 3.3 or later. A math coprocessor and mouse are recommended.