A Reusable Timing Method for Parallel Time-Bound Reasoning in Real-Time Expert Systems

Abstract

A reusable timing method for real-time expert system parallel time limit reasoning, including the following steps: when the real-time expert system starts, create a basic timer gTimer, a timing event queue Q, a timing event management thread tEventManager, and a given timing event management thread tEventManager Message queue msgQEvent for message transmission; define timing events, timing event queue Q and data items of timing event queue Q nodes; whenever the time limit reasoning in any rule in the real-time expert system starts, the real-time expert system starts the timing event Ei, and will The timing event Ei is sent to the timing event management thread tEventManager through the message queue msgQEvent, and the timing event management thread tEventManager inserts the timing event Ei into the timing event queue Q after receiving the processing request. The method of the invention effectively manages and allocates timer resources for the real-time expert system.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a reusable timing method for real-time expert system parallel time-limit reasoning, and the real-time expert system field of data support time-limit reasoning. Background technique [0002] When a rule-based real-time expert system deals with rules with time-limited features (time-related features), it needs to convert time-limited features into timed events, and the realization of a timed event depends on software timers. Software timers can be provided by the operating system or written by software developers themselves. When in the rule set loaded by the real-time expert system, rules with multiple time-limit features enter the timing state at the same time, the expert system will face the problem of processing multiple timing events at the same time, and the design lacks support for parallel processing of multiple time-limit reasoning, although On some platforms, you can rely on the timing mechanism provided by the operati...

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When in the rule set loaded by the real-time expert system, rules with multiple time-limit features enter the timing state at the same time, the expert system will face the problem of processing multiple timing events at the same time, and the design lacks support for parallel processing of multiple time-limit reasoning, although On some platforms, you can rely on the timing mechanism provided by the operating system to repeatedly apply for and start the timer, but such a processing mechanism has certain shortcomings in the allocation and use of timer resources, and the expert system software cannot adapt to the rules in its rule base. Elastic demand for timer resources

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