SiFASyB Project

Presentation Slides

Major Qualifying Project

Student: Mark Santesson
Advisor: David C. Brown

The following is the text from the presentation given on April 18th, 1996, Project's Day '96. The actual PowerPoint Pack-N-Go save files are available, as well as the save files with a viewer for the PC.

Single Function Agents

Mark Santesson

SiFAs

SiFASyB

Screenshot from SiFAKA

SiFAKA

Selection List
Selection Rules
Conflict Detection Rules
Conflict Resolution Options

The Intermediate Language

Must be expressible in the SiFAKA editor
Must be easy to learn
Must be clear and understandable
Must be capable of expressing common SiFA functions
Must be translatable into CLIPS

Clipsifier

Input: Data files from SIFAKA
Output: CLIPS code
Translates from the Intermediate Language to CLIPS code
the code can then be executed in the CLIPS environment

Summary

Makes it easier to generate systems of SiFAs
- Less time
- No knowledge of CLIPS required
Systems can be expanded beyond capabilities of SiFASyB

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