Distributed Jess on a Condor pool
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This Distributed rule-based systems, like a distributed version of Jess, are needed for real applications. The proposed architecture for such system is based on several instances of Jess distributed in a Condor pool and a central manager allowing the cooperation between these instances. Efficiency tests are performed on classical benchmarks. Key-Words: Distributed rule-based engines, cluster simulations
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تاریخ انتشار 2005