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Formal semantics for rule-based systems
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Formal semantics for rule-based systems

The Journal of systems and software, Vol.29(3), pp.251-259
1995

Abstract

The existence of a formal description of any language is a prerequisite to any rigorous methods of proof, validation, or verification. This article develops a formal semantics in the denotational style for rule-based production systems. Primarily, a formal description of a generalized, hypothetical language for rule-based expert systems is developed as a base. Building on this base, it is possible to specify in detail the variations that distinguish individual real-world systems in a usable way.

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4 Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Computer Science
4.47 Software Engineering
4.47.2324 Home Networks
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Computer Science, Software Engineering
Computer Science, Theory & Methods
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Computer Science

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