Hi Jess users,
I have the following function:
(deffunction similarity-score (?base ?other)
(bind ?score 0)
(bind ?totalDistance 0)
(bind ?counter 0)
(foreach ?x ?base
(bind ?counter (+ ?counter 1))
(printout t counter is: ?counter)
(bind ?partialDistance
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
Hello everyone and best wishes for the new year
could someone please give me an explanation why the following two rules
behave in a different way, although they express the same logical
formula (i.e., not (Object ^ Pred) )? In fact, only the second rule
reaches correct conclusions, as I note
Hi,
Maybe this helps you in understanding:
http://www.jessrules.com/jess/docs/71/rules.html#not_ce
Note that a not pattern cannot define any variables that are used in
subsequent patterns (since a not pattern does not match any facts, it
cannot be used to define the values of any variables!) You
Hello all,
First, I apologize for the length of this post. I have an issue with the syntax
of a rule of mine that is puzzling me. The rule is as follows (i copy it
exactly as it appears in its program, all parentheses are as shown):
(defrule ColorChange
(Time (timepoint ?t2))
?e0 -
