Asynchronous architecture for knowledge-based systems

Details Asynchronous architecture for knowledge-based systems Asynchronous architecture for knowledge-based systems

1992-03-30

1993-12-14

Fleming, Michael R.

395 51, G06F 1518

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ABSTRACT:
An architecture and method for permitting knowledge-based systems to operate in an asynchronous manner is disclosed. A reasoning module includes a set of environment interface procedures which are customized for a specific complex system environment. This environment interface is compiled together with an inference engine and knowledge base to create an embeddable reasoning module.

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