Hello,
I wish to calculate averages and standard deviation using a set of data saved in excel file.
Part of the data looks like this:
bench mach1 mach2 line0.80 2.34 3.210.0650.76 2.53 3.87 0.1021.01 2.51 3.54 0.0910.78 2.49 3.62 0.1000.82 2.38 3.56 0.0880.89 2.47 3.58
0.0920.92 2.50 3.33
Hello Nicolas,
I was the one who asked the 'basic question'. I guess you are also a new JESS user.
I found turning watch function on using(watch all) function, while learning JESS is very useful. If 'watch' was on, you would have seen the rule being fired repeatedly, instead of seeing the
I have tried using embedded thai characters in Java code (UTF-8 format), and
to get the characters to display properly, I need to declare the encoding
when compiling:
javac -encoding utf8 thaitest.java
I am not sure how achieve similar results in JESS. The result presently is
garbage identical
I think Jonathan Tan wrote:
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
I have tried using embedded thai characters in Java code (UTF-8 format), and
to get the characters to display properly, I need to declare the encoding
when compiling:
javac -encoding utf8 thaitest.java
I
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your quick answer Dr. Friedman. So far, it is amazing to
see the kind ofsupport that you provide tobeginners.
Thanks for your suggestion Aby.I completely forgot (watch all)
function.
Regards,
Nicolas
- Original Message -
From:
Aby
To:
Hi everyone,
I'm a newbie to Jess and rule based systems in
general, and I have a few questions which hopefully you can help me with. I'm
working in this project where we have sensor nodes deployed at riverbanks and we
receive sensor data like depth of river and various other elements.
Hi All
I have few java beans like
CarDemandPool
{
With Some properties and getter
setter methods for those properties;
Other utility methods;
}
CustomerAppliedPool
{
With
Some properties and getter setter methods for those properties;
Other utility methods;
}
In my
Hi Vivek, from what I found while
Benchmarking Jess Drools for our project was that the major difference
between the two is Cost. Jess charges you money per deployment basis if
you have the budget you should go ahead with it. Else the other option become
deploying on a server all
I think Sanjay Vivek wrote:
1.. I've done some reading about Jess and it looks like it's powerful enough to
express the sort of rules we need in this project. For example, what the sensors
should do when the river depth goes about a certain level and stuff like that.
However, I haven't
I think Subrahmanyam wrote:
In my rules file I am trying to use these shadow facts and they are working
fine. But when I am trying to instantiate CustomerAppliedPool in one of the
utility methods of CarDemandPool then the exception is thrown which is
Jess reported an error in routine
Hello all,
I need to gain access to the classes in a package from within a Jess
function. I have used import to add a reference to the package at the
top of my batch file. I have the package in my classpath and it is also
included as part of the class that is encapsulating Jess. Every time I
try
I've done some reading about Jess and it looks like it's powerful enough
to express the sort of rules we need in this project. For example, what
the sensors should do when the river depth goes about a certain level
and stuff like that. However, I haven't actually used Jess yet so is
Jess really
I think Alfredo Morales wrote:
I know I have to be missing something, but I can not put my
finger on it.
Any idea what am I missing?
It should look like
(import javax.swing.*)
(bind ?x (new JButton Press me))
using the star, just as in Java, to import a whole package.
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