> I'm really using it. It's part of a very large web application. On my list
> of things to do is add a non-programmer type language for descibing rules.
> Probably with some sort of web-based UI.
Woo-hoo!
> Some examples of using just the API would be useful.
When you say "using just the API", do you mean frobbing the WorkingMemory
type of operations, or things more along the lines of the SPI stuff?
> Although you provide some info in you docs about Rete, do you
> know of any good pointers on the web with more specific info on it?
Alas, not really. I haven't been able to track down Forgy's primary
source. I've got a few AI books that discuss it some. A few brief
lecture notes (some were even incorrect, as I figure it) are available
online. And, all-in-all, all descriptions have been targetting to
LISPesque notations, where each part of an expression directly maps
to a column in a table. So, mixing all of these little half-explanations,
I was able to piece together what I thought RETE truly was.
I don't know if I could explain RETE from a cold start, but if you
have somewhat of a background, I could certainly attempt to answer
specific questions.
-bob
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