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- At 10:02am on December 14, 2008,
Joel Toland said… - James:
On your qt of the difference between AA and ExSCG - I read what you think th difference will be. My impression is that the ExSCG will probably be more technical and could be less accessible for a broader audience (which would be perfectly ok) given the format but it will really depend. I am interested to see where the AA goes - it seems like it is setup to be more collaborative. It might be easier for me to get co-workers to look at. On a difference subject, as I work more in enterprise architecture, the more rules technology keeps coming up, which is why we will probably continue to overlap. The Zachman presentation at Rules Fest was another example.
Joel
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ILOG the first to post solution to Albert Enistein's puzzle on ORF 2009
Daniel Selman was the third to solve and first to post to ORF 2009 a solution to Einstein's Puzzle for ORF 2009. He did it using ILOG's Optimization software (and some help from some friends) and I'm sure Albert would not have approved. the first two entries (NOT programmers) solved it in 20 minutes with only paper and pencil. I'll show those later two later. Right now, ILOG's solution is at https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=9200699377431147545&postID=868854362016637629 bu… Continue
Posted on February 16, 2009 at 11:47am —
New Algorithm From Dr. Charles Forgy
See http://javarules.blogspot.com/2009/02/new-algorithm-from-dr-forgy.html for the write up on the new algorithm from Dr. Forgy to replace the Rete 2 / Rete III algorithm. Also, we will have a new benchmark just to test that one and others, the WaltzDB-200 later this year. Enjoy...
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jco
Posted on February 9, 2009 at 10:14am —
Rulebased Forecasting, RBF
With the collaboration of three most excellent colleagues I have returned to the world of Quantitative Analysis and Forecasting. Finally!! Monica Adya was kind enough to send me the 1992 code that she did for seminal work that was co-authored by Fred Collopy and J. Scott Armstrong in 1992. It's all in C++ but I hope to begin by transferring to a combination of either Drools (or JRules or Advisor or OPS or JessJ or whatever) and Java. Or, perhaps, just leave the processing in C++ and… Continue
Posted on February 6, 2009 at 3:17pm —
4-CPU Laptop for Power Users
See http://javarules.blogspot.com/2009/02/4-cpu-laptop-and-32-gig-thumb-drive.html for a writeup on the HP 4-CPU laptop at Fry's for only $1,699.
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Posted on February 6, 2009 at 3:09pm —
Number of Countries on AA
We have nine "members" from outside the USA, but only eight total countries counting the USA. The count from outside the USA is as follows:
1 Aussie
1 Belgium
2 Germany
1 France (UK escapee)
1 Mexico
1 Sweden
2 UK
:-)
Regardless, this is almost as many different countries as we had at ORF 2008. Which is not surprising since most came from ORF 2008 mailing list. Now, what we need is some "new blood" from folks who did NOT attend ORF 2008 so why not invite your friends and working c… Continue
Posted on December 17, 2008 at 2:41pm —
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