Hello Friends!
I am designing a solution to the classic MOUSE CHEESE
problem in Computer Science. There is probably an
algorithmic solution but I am trying to build an
expert systems solution in CLIPS.

A file contains facts about each node like the type of
the node (mouse, cheese, roadblock, freecell) and
neightbors ( can be maximum of 8 or minimum of 3 for
corner cells in my grid or 5 along any edge but not
corner) I plan to load these facts into the factlist
initially. Then i plan to do some pattern matching to
to create new facts called 'path' by looking up
neighbors of acell which are NOT itself and not
already in the factlist. if this encounters a cheese
cell I print the solution. if it encounters a
roadblock I must reset. This involved some thinking.
Should I go all the way back and start again. no? it
is probably better if I retract one level and explore
other neighbors....this would be a depth first search.
Should a decision tree be used. well....? lots of
ideas.....I need to crystallize the design by this
weekend. If any of you out there have any thoughts
please let me know . I am all ears!


Thanking You
Yours sincerely
prabhakar Srinivasan

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