Hello everyone,
I have been asked to encode a decision tree that has 3 branches at
the top level . As these branches are mutually exclusive, I have
achieved this by splitting the expert system into four parts:
A main program that ascertains which branch of the decision
tree the user wishes to follow and then runs the sub-program
associated with that choice. After the sub-program has run to
completion, this main program also enquires whether the user wishes
to start again.
Three sub-programs, each of which contains an expert system for a
branch of the decision tree.
I have been using the (batch) command in the main program to run the
selected sub-program. Unfortunately the rules associated with the
sub-program remain in the system's production memory after control
returns to the main program.
Could someone tell me a way of removing these sub-program rules
without affecting the main program's rules? Or is there a better
method than (batch) for loading the sub-program's rules on a temporary
basis?
Many thanks,
Michael D.M Ward
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