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Declarative Specification and Interpretation of Rule-Based Systems

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Declarative Specification and Interpretation of Rule-Based Systems

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A declarative rule inference engine can be very useful for modern distributed or heterogeneous applications, if it can be configured for multiple semantics and evaluation strategies, and if it allows for arbitrary function calls in rule bodies. We present a Prolog-based declarative extension of the deductive database language Datalog to more general rule-based applications.

Dietmar Seipel, Joachim Baumeister

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Added	02 Oct 2010
Updated	02 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2008
Where	FLAIRS
Authors	Dietmar Seipel, Joachim Baumeister

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