Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
On Jul 24, 2007, at 12:17 PM, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
we see that the fact includes a slot class, inherited from Object
. Why is this not suppressed?
It never has been. Although I don't think the class property is
*extremely* useful, I could certainly come up
Hello,
I´d like to add, remove and update fuzzy rules dinamically in Jess from
Java. We have several sensors from which we get a lot of data, and using data
mining we want to create new fuzzy rules. We would like to know if there is
any way to introduce these rules in Jess (via
Hello,
I´d like to add, remove and update rules dinamically in Jess from Java.
We have several sensors from which we get a lot of data, and using data mining
we want to create new rules. We would like to know if there is any way to
introduce these rules in Jess.
Thanks.
You should be able to add fuzzy rules exactly the same as non-fuzzy rules from
Java.
You could use the Defrule class to create the rule from a text string and then
use
addRule method with your Rete (FuzzyRete) instance. You might also use the
batch method of your Rete (FuzzyRete) instance to
Actually the Defrule(String) constructor wants the name of the rule,
not the complete text. Building a Defrule object is a tricky thing.
Instead, use the eval() method (which used to be called
executeCommand()) to pass the text of a new rule to the Rete
object. As Bob said, you could also
