Knowledge Automation: How to Implement Decision Management in Business Processes
Knowledge Automation: How to Implement Decision Management in Business Processes
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10.1002/9781119202691
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2012-02
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Alan N. Fish
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Alan N. Fish
With the use of an inference engine, the software developer was freed from developing long chains of logic, and only had to define specific statements that an inference engine could examine and link at runtime. Obviously, if this approach was to work, developers had to be careful how they used their terms. Thus, if a backward-chaining inference engine was asked if C was true, it would search its rule base to see if it had any rules that concluded that C was true. If it found the rule given above, it would then go looking for rules that concluded values for A and B. This approach only worked if A, B and C were used consistently. Thus, if A represented Employee Payroll Contribution, that concept needed to be used in exactly the same way in all rules in which A was used.