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  • I don't understand. If you're already building the rules, why have a clanker summarize and guess why the result happened when you can display the rules that passed/failed?
    by nickphx
  • For that there's Python: with 30 lines you can automate this task. If you want I can send you the script I use. DM me if interested.
    by lfdo0870
  • This is a really interesting concept. Could be quite useful for agents. I worked on something similar, but more abstract; you managed to take it to the practical level.
    by awfm9
  • I was expecting to see some Jev based influence on RETE/CEP rule handling ... the Typesafe.ai team have a lot more in the pipeline this use case is just getting started
    by jimmySixDOF
  • I've used rete based CEP tool in the past for utility operations event management. We could tag the rule used to the event or event aggregate, but it was on a single node basis and a basic aggregate. If there was more coverage in understanding it would be a big help to operators. Based on say a set of outage events, can it further understand if it weather event, equipment failure, scheduled maintenance, etc. Linking it to possible operating procedures based on a broader understanding of the state would be very useful.
    by lunatuna
  • It's been a while since I used a Rete rule engine, back in my days as math nerd at a mortgage bank (ooof we survived the 08 meltdown by the skin of our teeth) we used an internal fork of Drools and paired it with a merkle tree datasctructure to store lending decisions.... I knew blockchain was gonna be a thing when the genesis block referenced the bailout... I kick myself daily cause should've bought more bitcoin.
    by chews

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