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From: sequoia!dave@relay.eu.net (Dave King)
Newsgroups: comp.ai.shells
Subject: Re: Rulemaster 2/PC
Message-ID: <7700@uklirb.UUCP>
Date: 11 Dec 89 15:12:06 GMT
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Posted-Date: Tue Dec 12 10:34:46 GMT 1989
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Tom,

I now a bit about the Rulemaster shell, at least in its earlier form.
The shell rests primarily on the "inductive" method -- using examples to
generate production rules -- although it also allows the construction of
rules directly (without going through the induction process).  One of its
major benefits is that it can produce C code which can be embedded in other
programs.

Earlier versions of the lst Class product provided a better interface to
the "inductive" approach than the interface provided by Rulemaster.  However,
1st Class now costs a lot more than Rulemaster.

Radian's phone number is 512-454-4797

Dave King