Re: JESS: [EXTERNAL] Dynamic rule matching in the LHS

Another old skool way of doing it using predicate constraints is... (clear) (deftemplate item (slot name)) (deftemplate bag-of-items (multislot item-names)) (defrule fire-for-all-members-in-bag ; If you have a bag of item names ... (bag-of-items (item-names $?item-names)) ; and there is an

Re: JESS: [EXTERNAL] nested foreach to return from the inner loop

Did you try the (break)http://www.jessrules.com/jess/docs/71/functions.html#breakfunction? Arguments:NoneReturns:N/ADescription: Immediately exit any enclosing loop or control scope. Can be used inside of forhttp://www.jessrules.com/jess/docs/71/functions.html#for, while

Re: JESS: [EXTERNAL] Certainty factors in FuzzyJess

Hi Bob, I can't believe it's been nine years since I traveled out to IEA/AIE 2004! I trust you and yours are doing well. Did I understand correctly that you are you actively working on Fuzzy Jess again? Will the NRCC be re-releasing the Fuzzy-J tool kit to the public? Cheers, Jason On Tue, Mar

JESS: [EXTERNAL] Invitation to IntelliFest 2012 for Jess Users

http://www.intellifest.org%20 www.intellifest.org Invent * Innovate * Implement at IntelliFest! Dear Jess User Group Members, You are cordially invited to attend this year's IntelliFest: Intenational Conference on Reasoning Technologies http://intellifest.org, October 22-26, at the Bahia

Re: JESS: [EXTERNAL] Jess exception: ' ' is a list, not a string

The other place that it might be is in the line (if (= (call ?u getTypeID) ?*SCV_ID*) then ... because the = function does a comparison by *value*, so it would likely use Value.getValue(). What do your ID's look like? Are they numbers or strings, or something else? If they are strings, then

Re: JESS: [EXTERNAL] Jess exception: ' ' is a list, not a string

Good gravy! This is one of those can't see the forest through the trees examples that we used to collect on the jess wiki! It was hiding in plain sight! One lesson from this is that Jess's error messages, even when seemingly cryptic, contain some useful clues. Users, myself included, are too

Re: JESS: On the Performance of Logical Retractions

of a message to majord...@sandia.gov, NOT to the list (use your own address!) List problems? Notify owner-jess-us...@sandia.gov. -- Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions

Re: JESS: Is Jess still alive, and Jess In Action

has a rich feature set and appears to implement the Rete algorithm efficiently. The original developer and author of Jess in Action, Ernest Friedman-Hill, responds promptly and thoughtfully to technical questions posted to the mailing list. -John From: Jason Morris [mailto:jason.c.mor

Re: JESS: Is Jess still alive, and Jess In Action

the site has been updated - is Jess still under active development? I've started reading through Jess In Action. The book was published in 2003 - is it still applicable to the 2008 version of Jess? Thanks, Paul -- Cheers, Jason

Re: JESS: Combining JESS.clp and normal Java GUI

is a very powerful statistics package, and the JRI http://www.rforge.net/JRI/API let's you integrate it with Java. Hope this helps! Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: Re: calculating benefit costs

idea. Old wine in a new bottle? Perhaps. But this way, you can clearly separate out concerns, add pre and post processing functions, and test partial results by simply disabling/enabling certain modules in the sequence. Cheers, Jason -- Jason

Re: JESS: Hello To Jess User Group and How Is Jess Doing?

a Football Play decision table taken from an ancient ART Enterprise manual I have. Unfortunately, it didn't have a rule about what to do in case you perpetually turn the ball over, so in retrospect it wouldn't have been much use against Alabama. ;-) Cheers, Jason

JESS: RE: Rules Fest 2010 on Twitter

Jess Fans! Follow Rules Fest 2010 on Twitter Use the hashtag #rulesfest At 5 PM PST will have a panel Q A with all of today's speakers. Join us on Twitter, tweet your questions, and we'll ask the panel and tweet their answers! Cheers, Jason Morris Chairman, Rules Fest 2010

JESS: RE: Cross post from the CLIPS user group - k closest partial matches

fitness. However, in order to find the K- nearest, I'd need to do this for every rule in existence, which would be prohibitively expensive. Is there any way to take advantage of Clips' internal representation of the rules (via RETE), to do this search more efficiently? Cheers, Jason

JESS: RE: Jess Folks at JavaOne

Hello All, Are any Jess users going to JavaOne? If so, would you please contact me at: jason.c.mor...@gmail.com Thanks! Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: JessWiki Problems

...@sandia.gov, NOT to the list (use your own address!) List problems? Notify owner-jess-us...@sandia.gov. -- Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris

Re: JESS: JessWiki Problems

to be modified to provide some kind of doomsday button that truly removed spam content, completely. That's really the deal. Understood. :-/ Well ... we had discussed having registered wiki users at one point. How about that option? :-) Cheers, Jason

JESS: *** Rules Fest 2010 Reminder ***

Rules Fest 2010! Hope to see you there! *Rules Fest: By Developers For Developers* Cheers, Jason Morris Chairman, Rules Fest 2010 -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: How do I assert ordered facts from a map

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Re: JESS: Are there ORF like conferences in Europe?

conference by programmers for programmers on all sorts of inferencing technologies. Stay tuned to the Jess email list for further details soon. Thanks! Jason Morris Chairman - Rules Fest 2010 On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 6:17 PM, jarno niemelä jar...@iki.fi wrote: Hello. This is not exactly technical

Re: JESS: Are there ORF like conferences in Europe?

to sign up / pay for the conference? As you can kind of remember, some organizations like mine recognize October as the beginning of the fiscal year (not too easy to get funding in that month, but ahead of time is easier) -Socrates On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 7:46 AM, Jason Morris jason.c.mor

Re: JESS: HELP on a rule

keyword or function named calling. Are you getting some kind of error message? -- Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883 On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 11:13 AM, John Chrysakis

Re: JESS: JESS Applet servlets

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Re: JESS: Is it Possible to Embed Jess Into Java Without the main() method?

://www.jessrules.com/jess/docs/71/api/jess/Rete.html#reset() for a listing of all the functions that reset() performs. Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883 On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 10

Re: JESS: Jess Unit Testing

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Re: JESS: Jess Boot Camp at ORF '09

who doesn't frequent this list but is contemplating using Jess, please feel free to forward this email to him/her. Cheers, Jason -- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: general question about using module to control rule execution

Hi Felix, BTW -- I think that Brian was intending ;; Set the focus stack (focus A B) (run) There is nothing to preclude you from using modules and salience together. There is an essay on the proper use of salience on the Jess wiki here http://www.jessrules.com/jesswiki/view?SalienceUsageTips.

Re: JESS: assert issue

i need to do the assert only in case the variable ?distance is equals to 1 (one) Hi Lucia, This should work... (defrule generate_outside_execution_relations comment (call (call_id ?call_1) (caller_id ?method_X) (callee_id ?method_Y) (precedence ?precedence_1)) (call

Re: JESS: ORF 2009

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Re: JESS: infinite loop again

Hi Rose, Aside from some Jess usage issues, I think you have a big logic flaw in your rules. Look at what you have written in the first rule: You are essentially trying to match any (object) that is-a-tumor-patient with any (object) that is-a-tumor. However, I don't see any slot binding that

Re: JESS: changing facts in a fact file

Hi Tanja, There is also an API called JNotify that allows one to receive file system events on Windows and LINUX. See: http://nixbit.com/cat/programming/libraries/jnotify/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/jnotify/ See if this is what you need. You can also have a thread periodically monitor your

JESS: The Zen of Jess 2009: Part I

is up at http://zen-of-jess.blogspot.com/ Cheers, Jason -- --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

JESS: Announcing The Zen of Jess Blog

at http://zen-of-jess.blogspot.com/ The blog is moderated and all comments are welcome. Cheers, Jason -- --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: Need help in using JESS for web based applications

build web-based applications without using Java, too. Have a look at this first: http://www.jessrules.com/jess/zen.shtml Once you've read that, if you have any other questions, you can email me directly at consult...@morris-technical-solutions.com Cheers, Jason

JESS: Implementing a WorkingMemoryManager

in sequential order. I thought I'd pass this along as a tip and ask the general question: Has any one else used this or a similar architectural approach; and, if so, how did you tackle it? Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL

Re: JESS: A proper prolog interpreter?

Hi Hal, The man to ask might be Professor Gopal Gupta. He was one of the invited speakers at ORF 2008, and he specializes in logic programming, particularly with Prolog. Here's his current contact info page: http://www.utdallas.edu/~gupta/ Hope this helps! Cheers, Jason On Mon, Nov 3, 2008

Re: JESS: Using a slot with blanks on its definition

is to make slot names lowercase, with words separated by an underscore. Making slot names lowercase, while making class[e] names start with an uppercase letter, helps you distinguish them in your ontology. Hacking around what is correct is just not good programming in my humble opinion. Cheers, Jason

Re: JESS: Problem with JESSDE in Eclipse

Standard of the dog: ?s crlf) ) Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: Problem with JESSDE in Eclipse

Thanks, Dusan... I made the erroneous assumption that she did that, but I should have been more explicit. Yes, you need to also do (reset) (run) at the end of you program, Martina. Cheers, Jason 2008/10/23 Dusan Sormaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] Martina, after defining rules, templates and facts

Re: JESS: query with condition

::__query-trigger-find-oldest) Ann, age 12 Bob, age 14 David, age 11 Oldest is: Bob, age 14 FALSE **/ Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: query with condition

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Re: JESS: How to test if a var is bound/not-bound?

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Re: JESS: How to test if a var is bound/not-bound?

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Re: JESS: [JESS]: Refresh rules during runtime. + JNotify

which of the rules have changed. I didn't have time to investigate it further, but I thought that I'd pass this along. Perhaps other Jess users can use it too. Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: multilevel backward chaining

Actually, I did find that and forgot to include it in my notes :-) Grrr. That's why I changed the variable names and added the anon variables. The dangers of late night Jess list-surfing. :-) On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Jason Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Whoops! Tis true. I admit

Re: JESS: multilevel backward chaining

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Re: JESS: Jess editor eclipse plugin freeze

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Re: JESS: functions as values and calling them

( func ?function ) ) ( test ( ?function 0 ) ) = ( printout t 1 0 crlf ) ) at line 11. Clearly, I'm not understanding this and would appreciate any help from those on the list. Thanks. -- --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC

Re: JESS: book on Jess

://www.jessrules.com/jesswiki/view Cheers, Jason On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 10:47 AM, mike smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Is there a book on Jess? Thank you -- --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: observing partial activation of rules

of having a rule engine. Its hard to disparage such an apparently impressive body of work, but there it is. Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: Clues on the Crash-On-Save issue

the problem again... Eclipse EE + Jess 71RC1 + Subclipse = random crash on save Don't know if Subclipse brings anything new, though... Cheers, Henrique Jason Morris wrote: Hi Henrique, I just did the same thing since I was crashing Eclipse almost every time I saved from the Jess editor

Re: JESS: installing JessDE

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Re: JESS: Optimization Problem Solving with Jess

happy with my solution :-) On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 8:55 AM, Peter Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the solution looks pretty pretty straight forward. it could probably be generalized to allow for n number of lathes. peter On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 3:02 AM, Jason Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote

Re: JESS: using the (read) function

, Jason Morris Jess Cheers, Jason --- Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883 On 6/11/08, seyed hossein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, could anyone give me a simple example involving the (read) function. for instance if I

Re: JESS: Rete Algorithm

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Re: JESS: [Jess] Visual programming.

be some synergy with that, too. -Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: October Technical Rules Fest

Hi James, * Where are you advertising this and how many people have confirmed their attendance? * What is the projected or target attendance? * Will there be a registration fee? Cheers, Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC

Re: JESS: Skipping a Rule - Help needed

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Re: JESS: Skipping a Rule - Help needed

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Re: JESS: Skipping a Rule - Help needed

without me just giving them to you. Cheers, Jason On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 5:43 AM, katie678 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This type of help is greatly appreciated and the response was so quick. I will follow all your instructions and see how I get on. Thanks so much Katie Jason Morris wrote

Re: JESS: Skipping a Rule - Help needed

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Re: JESS: HELP please

technology like Web 2.0 or at least servlets/JSP. :-) Cheers, Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] (517) 304-5883

Re: JESS: Mapping a Protege ontology in Eclipse IDE

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Re: JESS: Module auto-focus?

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Re: JESS: Clues on the Crash-On-Save issue

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Re: JESS: jade jess example

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Re: JESS: jade jess example

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JESS: JessDE and MyEclipseDE conflicts

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Re: JESS: match the length of a list

. Try Jess free of charge for 30 days, and if you're not absolutely satisfied that it's far superior to Lisa, then return the bytes for a full refund :-D Cheers, Jason On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 5:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jason Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: All this said, at some

Re: JESS: Jess program and knowledge base in binary?

Perhaps something like JShrink or yGuard would work for you. http://www.e-t.com/jshrink.html http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yguard_about.htm -- --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC http://www.morris-technical-solutions.com

JESS: Wiki Policy Note

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JESS: Clues on the Crash-On-Save issue

clue was that the Saves actually did complete, the thread just never returned control to the Workbench and it hung up. Cheers, Jason -- --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC http://www.morris-technical-solutions.com

Re: JESS: Matching on multi-slot length

lengths in foo facts 3 and 1 are equal! ;FIRE 6 MAIN::myrule f-1, f-2, ; == f-10 (MAIN::has-fired 2 1) ;== Activation: MAIN::myrule : f-2, f-1, ;Lists lengths in foo facts 1 and 2 are equal! ; == Focus MAIN -- --- Jason Morris Morris Technical

Re: JESS: cost/objective function ?

. Hope this will give an overview to what I am working on. Cheers Mnoor On Jan 8, 2008 4:31 PM, Jason Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi MNoor, This isn't really a Jess question, but perhaps I can help. The knowledge domain that you are seeking is called Operations Research. Here

Re: JESS: cost/objective function ?

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Re: JESS: cost/objective function ?

of problem. Also, would you please send the *exact* wording of the problem you have been given? That way, I can say for certain whether or not an LP approach would be better. Cheers, Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions LLC

Re: JESS: Efficient usage of rules and queries

you're running. If you need more heap than 1.6 GB, I've read that you'll need to go to 64 bits, possibly on LINUX or UNIX. Anybody else know for sure about this?? Hope this helps. Cheers, Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical Solutions

Re: JESS: Efficient usage of rules and queries

Hi Gerwin, I was more thinking of a better way of querying my data. I'm new to Jess and do not know all the tricks yet. Well, your first question said: This works fine for a small example but when I read in my GEDCOM file of 2700 people a huge amount of (Related ?id1 ?id2) facts are

Re: JESS: Updating shadow facts from object copies

is not currently using GigaSpaces in a distributed sense -- space is in-process in the same JVM as Jess. Obviously, they would like to retain GigaSpaces as a distribution layer in their architecture for scalability. Cheers, Jason -- --- Jason Morris

Re: JESS: Review of rule based applications?

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Re: JESS: Ranking facts

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Re: JESS: unimplemented function Acos

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Re: JESS: unimplemented function Acos

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Re: JESS: matching problem

) == f-1 (MAIN::things (Id 1) (elements a b c)) == f-2 (MAIN::otherthing (one_Element a)) == Activation: MAIN::find_it : f-1, f-2 FIRE 1 MAIN::find_it f-1, f-2 Found it: 1 == Focus MAIN **/ Cheers, Jason --- Jason Morris Morris Technical

Re: JESS: matching problem

found it: ?pId crlf)) which is described at the end of *6.4. Matching in Multislots* http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess/docs/70/rules.html#multimatch? Bob Kirby At 09:15 AM 11/14/2007, Jason Morris wrote: Hi Hans, Try this solution: (clear) (watch all) (deftemplate things (slot

Re: JESS: How can I write this rule?

for a particular fact with the highest index1 and lowest index2 among all instances of an arbitrary number of fact templates (i.e., my-template, queue, etc.) that share these two slots in common. Would you describe what your goal is and perhaps we can suggest a better approach? Cheers, Jason Morris

Re: JESS: Jess editor

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Re: JESS: String and Date operations

What string and date operations does Jess support? I saw a str-cat operator, is there some for string compare, like or in something like these? How do I define conditions for date operations? Like date less than current date or so? Where can I find more information on the available

Re: JESS: How to write such rule in Jess? [use accumulate CE]

On 5/25/07, fan yang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I want to get how many methods in each class, is there a Jess function which does what I want? If there isn't such function, would you please tell me how to do it? Hi Fan, Not a function, but a conditional element (CE) is what you want I think.

JESS: trying to save a bad CLP file crashes JessDE

Hi Ernest, When I try to save a CLP file that is in a bad state (not parsing correctly) JessDE has a pesky propensity to lockup and take down Eclipse (on my box admittedly) in both 3.2 and 3.2.2 versions. Version 3.2.2 was worse. I'm 99% sure it's not the code itself that's doing it. Take any

Re: JESS: trying to save a bad CLP file crashes JessDE

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JESS: Routers, Writers, and Retes (oh my!)

Hi Ernest, In the documentation regarding I/O routers (Ch 10. p.66 in the PDF), it says: ...Note also that although these functions accept and return generic Reader and Writer objects, Jess internally uses java.io.PrintWriter and java.io.BufferedReader. If you pass in other types, Jess will

JESS: Rete.getOutStream() javadoc typo

Hi Ernest, Check out this javadoc :-) - getOutStream public java.io.PrintWriter getOutStream() Return the *WSTDERR* router, where Jess sends much of its standard output. The t router is distinct from WSTDOUT, but they initially both go

Re: JESS: Fire a rule when multiple conditions NOT true

On 5/7/07, Mike Stopper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm having trouble getting my head set straight on this one.. Hi Mike, I seem to have some luck with this... (clear) (watch all) (defrule only-when-NOT-starts-with-B-and-D-present (not(value /B.*/)) (not(value /D.*/)) = (printout t

Re: JESS: Missing Query Results + [combining strings and symbols]

Hi Ernest, I believe this is just another instance of the a-STRING-is-not-a-SYMBOL problem. I have been avoiding commenting on this thread because I still think that strings and symbols should be kept separate, though I can certainly understand the opposing view. FWIW -- One of the things

Re: JESS: Help required

On 1/7/07, Soil inf. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...The project is based in Sydney, and we are looking for some help in the program development side. So at this stage we are looking for experienced Jess users for some guidance with the possibility of some paid consultant work. Hello! Short of

Re: JESS: need help

I think that *Venkat Kasuganti* said: When I execute this code I get only the last fact ie blue printed. I need both facts printed. Is there a specific function to search the working memory to test the existence of fact based on the head? To be clear, if you want to test for the existence of

JESS: Announcing the Zen of Jess Blog

Announcing The New Zen of Jess Blog! Hi All, I amstarting a new blog dedicated to Jess development -- particularly as it pertains to my Ph.D. research in Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) -- but also anything else that

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