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From: baker@csl.dl.nec.com (Larry Baker)
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Subject: Re: "Easy" way to put "AI" in realtime embedded systems?
Keywords: realtime, ai, c++, lisp, embedded
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There's a recent article in CACM that may be of interest here.

"Real-time Data Acquisition at Mission Control," Muratore, Heindel, Murphy,
Rasmussen and McFarland; CACM December 1990, v33 no 12.

One of the issues they faced was integrating "expert systems" (using CLIPS)
and a fairly hardcore realtime data acquisition problem.  I don't know the
details (e.g. how CLIPS compares to the other so-called "AI" tools), though.

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