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  <description><![CDATA[Sharing ontologies, sensing context, and reasoning are crucial to the realization of context-aware software agents. This document describes our efforts in using the Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Prolog Forward Chaining (Pfc) system to provide support for ontology sharing and reasoning in the CoolAgent Recommendation System (CoolAgent RS), a context-aware multi-agent system. We also describe the implementation of the CoolAgent RS document and cuisine recommendation services that pro...]]></description>
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  <title><![CDATA[Pfc Users Manual]]></title>
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  <description><![CDATA[The Pfc system is a package that provides a forward reasoning capability to be used together with
conventional Prolog programs. The Pfc inference rules are Prolog terms that are asserted as clauses into
the regular Prolog database. When new facts or forward reasoning rules are added to the Prolog database
(via a special predicate add/1, forward reasoning is triggered and additional facts that can be deduced via
the application of the forward chaining rules are also added to the database. ...]]></description>
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  <description><![CDATA[This paper describes Pfc, a simple package that supplies a forward chaining facility in Prolog. Pfc is intended to be used in conjunction with ordinary Prolog programs, allowing the programmer to decide whether to encode a rule as a forward-chaining Pfc rule or a backward-chaining Prolog one. Like other logic programming languages, Pfc programs have a declarative interpretation as well as a clear and predictable procedural one. A truth maintenance system is built into the Pfc system, which ma...]]></description>
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