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ImplicationLink_HOJ Inh SX stupid <.9> Inh SX rich <.97 EFTA00624176 30 20 Knowledge Representat
nference Control 277 36.1 Introduction 277 36.2 High-Level Control Mechanisms 277 36.2.1 The Need for Adaptive Inference Control 278 36.3 Inference Control in PLN 279 36.3.1 Representing PLN Rules as GroundedSchemallodes 279 36.3.2 Recording Executed PLN Inferences in the Atomspace 279 36.3.3 A
29.7 Conclusion 189 flexibly interacting with a rich stream of data from the everyday human world. Thi
hosen an alternate strategy for PLN. We have one inference control scheme, which is quite simple, but which relies partially on EFTA00624425 36.3 Inference Control in PLN 279 structures coming from outside PLN proper. The requisite variety of inference control strategies is provided by variety in the non-PLN
value query with target Al a InheritanceLink Bob rich Suppose the deduction rule It is chosen. Then i
36.3 Inference Control in PLN 281 36.3.4 Basic Forward and Backward Inference Steps The choice of an inference step, at the microscopic level, may be done in a number of
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