The starting five predicates in disjunctive relation in the conditions of the rule in Listing 2 [i.e., (bathrooms(Rooms);toilet_rooms(Rooms);kitchens(Rooms);storage_rooms(Rooms);laundry_rooms(Rooms))] represent concepts for bathroom, toilet, kitchen, storage, and laundry rooms, whereas the next predicate "has(Rooms,Ceiling_height)" represents a relation between those rooms and the ceiling height.
The second line indicates that the main condition of this rule is [O2H-c3 c3-O2H: y], the presence of a catechol with no preconditions.
Rules are characterized by their strength defined as a ratio of the number of chlorides matching the condition part of the rule to the total number of chlorides in the sample.
Asked about the duration of the ban, Mr. Stansell said, "We affirm our desire to work cooperatively" with the Caspian nations, but he added that any relaxation of the ban would depend on whether the agency received information, and on analysis of that information to see whether it met the conditions of the rules set in March.
After determining the fuzzification, the input data with the conditions of the rules are determined and evaluated.
Contrary to other approaches in SD, our algorithm has the advantage of working with continuous variables as the conditions of the rules are defined using intervals.
To facilitate the understandability of the regulatory requirements represented in B-Prolog rules, a tree structure was adopted to develop a visualization method for the conditions of the rules.
The conditions of the rules generated include the conditions from the recommendations (labelled "(condition)" below) and additional conditions.
When Rules are added, the Rete algorithm constructs a network of nodes, each representing a pattern from the conditions of the Rules.
An artificial chemistry consists of a set of molecules, a set of reaction rules that produce new molecules from already existing molecules, and the definition of the dynamics of the system, which specifies the application conditions of the rules, the preference in their application, etc. (Rosselló and Valiente, 2005b).
