The rhetorical knowledge representation system reference manual: (for Rhet version 17.9)
Abstract: "Rhetorical (Rhet) is a programming/knowledge representation system that offers a set of tools for building automated reasoning systems. It's [sic] emphasis is on flexibility of representation, allowing the user to decide if the system will basically operate as a theorem prover,...
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1990
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| Schriftenreihe: | University of Rochester <Rochester, NY> / Department of Computer Science: Technical report
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "Rhetorical (Rhet) is a programming/knowledge representation system that offers a set of tools for building automated reasoning systems. It's [sic] emphasis is on flexibility of representation, allowing the user to decide if the system will basically operate as a theorem prover, a frame-like system, or an associative network. Rhet may be used as the back-end to a user's programming system and handle the knowledge representation chores, or it may be used as a full- blown programming language. Rhet offers two major modes of inference: a horn clause theorem prover (backwards chaining mechanism), and a forward chaining mechanism Both modes use a common representation of facts, namely horn clauses with universally quantified, potentially type restricted, variables, and use the unification alogorithm. Additionally, they both share the following additional specialized reasoning capabilities: 1. variables may be typed with a fairly general type theory that allows a limited calculus of types including intersection and subtraction; 2. full reasoning about equality between ground terms; 3. reasoning within a context space, with access to axioms and terms in parent contexts.; 4. escapes into Lisp for use as necessary. |
| Beschreibung: | VI, 112 S. |
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| spelling | Miller, Bradford W. Verfasser aut The rhetorical knowledge representation system reference manual (for Rhet version 17.9) Bradford W. Miller Rochester, NY 1990 VI, 112 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier University of Rochester <Rochester, NY> / Department of Computer Science: Technical report 326 Abstract: "Rhetorical (Rhet) is a programming/knowledge representation system that offers a set of tools for building automated reasoning systems. It's [sic] emphasis is on flexibility of representation, allowing the user to decide if the system will basically operate as a theorem prover, a frame-like system, or an associative network. Rhet may be used as the back-end to a user's programming system and handle the knowledge representation chores, or it may be used as a full- blown programming language. Rhet offers two major modes of inference: a horn clause theorem prover (backwards chaining mechanism), and a forward chaining mechanism Both modes use a common representation of facts, namely horn clauses with universally quantified, potentially type restricted, variables, and use the unification alogorithm. Additionally, they both share the following additional specialized reasoning capabilities: 1. variables may be typed with a fairly general type theory that allows a limited calculus of types including intersection and subtraction; 2. full reasoning about equality between ground terms; 3. reasoning within a context space, with access to axioms and terms in parent contexts.; 4. escapes into Lisp for use as necessary. Expert systems (Computer science) Rhetoric Computer programs Department of Computer Science: Technical report University of Rochester <Rochester, NY> 326 (DE-604)BV008902697 326 |
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