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   CS 6795 Semantic Web Techniques  | 
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   Project
  3: Translating Between Subsets of RuleML and Jess  | 
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   Update (part of) the
  RuleML 0.7 "Animals Knowledge Base" (http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/ruleml/jess/rules1.xml
  ) to conform to the current version of Datalog RuleML 0.8, but also allow a _priority role in an imp, as illustrated by the rulebase below. This will
  serve you as a test base. Adapt the j-DREW RuleML parser to handle the roles _rbaselab, _rlab, and _priority, initially by ignoring their contents. Then read
  in your AnimalsKB and run queries in j-DREW (bottom-up). Download the Jess
  rule engine and scripting environment (http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess/
  ). Consider the (small) subset of Jess corresponding to the Datalog RuleML
  subset needed for your AnimalsKB. Basically, the _head
  atom of a RuleML imp becomes an assert action in Jess. Apply the XSLT
  stylesheet http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/ruleml/jess/RuleMLTransform.xsl  to the original RuleML 0.7
  "Animals Knowledge Base". Then modify it for your RuleML 0.8
  AnimalsKB to produce the above Jess subset. Run your translated example in
  the Jess engine. Document your problems and solutions in this experiment.   <rulebase>   
  <_rbaselab><ind>AnimalsKB</ind></_rbaselab>      <fact>     
  <_rlab><ind>fact1</ind></_rlab>      <_head>         <atom>            <_opr>              
  <rel>has</rel>           
  </_opr>           
  <ind>Stretch</ind>           
  <ind>hair</ind>         </atom>      </_head>    </fact>      <imp>     
  <_rlab><ind>AnimalsRule1</ind></_rlab>     
  <_priority><ind>10</ind></_priority>     
  <_head>         <atom>           
  <_opr>              
  <rel>isa</rel>           
  </_opr>           
  <var>x</var>           
  <ind>mammal</ind>         </atom>      </_head>      <_body>        <atom>          
  <_opr>             
  <rel>has</rel>           </_opr>          
  <var>x</var>          
  <ind>hair</ind>        </atom>      </_body>    </imp>   </rulebase>    | 
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