>
> Currently, I assert a fact with a list of all possible questions. I have a
> number of rules that "cancel" some of these questions based on the known
> facts and, finally, I have rules that query the user for those questions
> that have not been cancelled. See the code below.
>
> The main problem with this approach is that I have to assert one fact with
> the list of all possible questions, it's manageable as long as that list is
> small but it's unmanageable (I think) if the list grow.
You could assert one fact per possible-question, and either adjust
your querying rule(s) to match with that, or have a rule that
collects the individual facts into one long one.
Sidney Bailin
Knowledge Evolution, Inc.
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