Sentence examples for rule formatting from inspiring English sources
CBA v2.1 from Liu et al. [45] is used for rule formatting and feature analysis.
Particular attention is paid to maintaining the original rule format of the knowledge, while ensuring logical equivalence.
This paper proposes a rule format for Structural Operational Semantics guaranteeing that certain constants act as left or right zero elements for a set of binary operators.
This preservation of rule format keeps the knowledge in a more intuitive implication form as opposed to a collection of clauses with many possible logical roots.
Our design approach is also applied to reformulate an earlier rule format for unit elements developed by some of the authors.
Moreover, we present an SOS-like rule format, called MGSOS, representing abstract GSOS over Meas, and yielding fully abstract universal semantics, for which behavioral equivalence is a congruence.
Existing automated compliance checking (ACC) systems are limited in their automation; they rely on the use of hard-coded, proprietary rules for representing regulatory requirements, which requires major manual effort in extracting regulatory information from textual regulatory documents and coding these information into a rule format.
However, trying to predict future attacks and preserving the common parts in rule format is a titanic task.
To integrate a new Rule Engine, the developer only needs to write a new Adapter module that translates the generic Rule format used within the platform to the specific Rule language constructs of the Rule Engine.
The proposed system uses fuzzy rule format defined in Equation (2), which offers a flexible structure to the rules, allowing each patient feature to take more than one value and facilitating the extraction of general UA risk assessment rules.
The flexibility of TIGER's generalized rule format allows for a more accurate description of biological processes such as catalysis by isozymes and multi-meric proteins, metabolic flux control, and transcriptional regulation.
