Certainly the COLLECTING of the transaction information is simple and easy.
That doesn't necessarily need an expert system. But the PROCESSING of the
transactions once collected is complex. We deal mostly with hospitals, so there
are issues of shift differentials, overtime, bonuses, etc. And
Hello Jess users
I have tried to implement an expert system in Jess. I have generated about
3000 facts. The structure was like deffacts and here is one typical example:
(deffact node35 (link "/abc") (name "abc") (super "/"))
All theses links are linked by the slot super and link. I have created
There are indeed such rules; some are in the Jess manual (esp. the
Rete algorithm chapter) and FAQ. The most important rules are to be as
specific as possible in matching the earliest patterns on a LHS, and
to put the most-often-changing facts at the end of a LHS.
In this case, probably you've
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Mariusz Nowostawski wrote:
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As an aside, I'm eagerly awaiting a Java 1.3 release under linux.
The IBM JDK 2, v1.3 for Linux has been out there for couple of weeks
already. It is pretty fast, I mean *really fast*;
still a little unstable, I mean for some
