The recognise-resolve-act cycle
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The idea is that the system keeps running through a cycle which consists
of three stages:
- Recognise. Go through the rules, testing the conditions of
each against short term memory. Note the ones whose conditions match,
and call them the conflict set.
- Resolve. From the conflict set, pick one rule. Deciding
which to use is called conflict resolution, and I'll say more
about it later. If the conflict set is empty, or you can't resolve any
rules, stop.
- Act. Obey the rule's action. Doing so is often called firing the rule.
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Jocelyn Ireson-Paine
Wed Feb 14 23:40:08 GMT 1996