On Friday 04 April 2003 00:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You'd want to have a separate instance of the engine (the jess.Rete
> class) for each rule set. Alternatively, you could have a separate
> one for each agent, but with 400 agents in one process, that's
> probably too heavyweight a solution.
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
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> On Thursday 03 April 2003 17:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Yes, and there's no problem there: you can add and remove rules from
> > a running Jess engine; i.e. the rule engine can "learn" as it runs.
>
> Ex
On Thursday 03 April 2003 17:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, and there's no problem there: you can add and remove rules from
> a running Jess engine; i.e. the rule engine can "learn" as it runs.
Excellent.
How would you implement the usage of different sets of rules for
different instances?
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
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>
> >From your comment and the manual I think I am getting the picture: Is
> Jess meant to be used like this?
>
> - Assert initial facts, rules, etc.
> - run
>
> where run makes somehow changes in the kn
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 21:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, although that's really quite not how Jess is meant to be used;
> you can add all the Consumer objects at once, and the rule will fire
> only for those for which is applies, then extract all the results;
> this will be more efficient
I'm not much on Agent Technology these days, even though I did play around a
bit with FIPA way back when. We even did something similar to what you're
describing but the powers that be managed to make it really, really
complicated. Regardless, we did get it running without actually using FIPA,
ev
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> > (bind ?consumer (new Consumer))
> > (?consumer setIncome 1500)
> > (defclass consumer Consumer)
>
> I've seen examples like this in the manual, but unless I am wrong a new
> instance of the class Consumer is being created there, isn't it? The
> situation would be
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 15:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> > I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and
> > whether it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are
> > developing.
>
> You could also do a web search on "JADE and Jess"
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and whether
> it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are developing.
You could also do a web search on "JADE and Jess" as many people have
already used Jess with that popular agent framework.
I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and whether
it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are developing.
We are writing a prototype in Java, the idea is that Jess would be used
to implement part of the behavior of agents somehow. Everything is new
for me an
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