Language peer sets for CLIPS:
United States↑
United States/1986↑
Designed 1986 ↑
1980s languages ↑
Fifth generation↑
Late Cold War↑
Genus RETE and production ↑
Specialised Languages ↑
RETE and production↑
Context-based ↑
Data representation ↑
RETE and production/1986↑
Context-based /1986↑
Data representation/1986↑
RETE and production/United States↑
Context-based /United States↑
Data representation/United States↑
Specialised Languages ↑
Specialised Languages/1986↑
Specialised Languages/us ↑
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C Language Integrated Production System
alternate simple viewCountry: United States
Designed 1986
Published: 1994
Genus: RETE and production
Sammet category: Specialised Languages
C Language Integrated Production System. NASA JSC. A language for developing expert systems, with the inferencing and representation capabilities of OPS5, and support for three paradigms: forward chaining rule-based, object-oriented and procedural. LISP-like syntax
Structures:
Related languages
| ART | → | CLIPS | Evolution of | |
| Markov | → | CLIPS | Influence | |
| CLIPS | → | ART-IM | Influence | |
| CLIPS | → | CLIPS/R2 | Evolution of | |
| CLIPS | → | Clips++ | Implementation | |
| CLIPS | → | Eclipse | Extension of | |
| CLIPS | → | FZCLIPS | Extension of | |
| CLIPS | → | JESS | Implementation | |
| CLIPS | → | LISA | Implementation | |
| CLIPS | → | PCLIPS | Extension of |
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Rule-based languages for Expert Systems (Haley Corp) CLIPS by NASA
By 1985 NASA had standardized their AI development on ART but needed an implementation to run on IBM and Macintosh personal computers. As a result, the Software Technology Branch at Johnson Space Center cloned the forward chaining capabilities and syntax of ART and introduced the "C Language Integrated Production System" (i.e., CLIPS) into the public domain. Government funding for development or support of CLIPS was discontinued several years ago.
CLIPS is rarely used for commercial purposes due to the lack of continued funding and other, practical, commercial considerations, especially when compared with the functional advantages of inference engines available from The Haley Enterprise and other companies. Nonetheless, CLIPS remains popular for college-level courses on expert systems.
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