Probably more importantly, are you able to check that the actual correct results where produced. I don't know of any published benchmarks where the results have been properly verified, except checking the number of rules fired.
No, I don't think that would be the problem. Considering that we always calculate the full cross products/matchings, maybe that is due to a different implementation of the conflict resolution strategy (assuming the rules are all correct)?
Did you checked the number of canceled activations?
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2009/8/14 James Owen <jco2009@att.net>
Edson:
When I run WaltzDB-16 I get only 9K+ rules fired rather than the "normal" 21K+ rules fired. I'm thinking that IF this logic still applies THEN that might explain why WaltzDB-16 does not fire the requisite number of rules.
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On Aug 14, 2009, at 12:22 PM, Edson Tirelli wrote:
James,
I believe this was related to Drools 2.
What exactly is your problem?
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Edson
2009/8/14 James Owen <jco2009@att.net>
Greetings:
Just wondering if this link still applies. If so, I think I may have found an answer to one of my benchmark problems.
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On Aug 13, 2009, at 8:21 AM, mrhoden@franklinamerican.com wrote:
Depending on your number of rules and facts, that amount of memory
will likely be a concern. If I had memory requirements like that I
would honestly look a clips.
-Michael
On Aug 13, 2009, at 2:19 AM, Thomas Frenken <Thomas.Frenken@offis.de>
wrote:
Hello,
I am interested in running Drools 5 (and especially Drools Fusion)
on a
somehow<< resource-constrained device for which only a J2SE 1.4 VM
ist
available.
Since Drools meanwhile requires J2SE 1.5 I thought about backporting
it.
But before I invest so much effort, I got two questions:
1) I have downloaded the sourcecode. At a first glance the only
reason for
requiering J2SE 1.5 is the extensive use of generics. In case I would
remove all generics from the code, would it be possible to compile
drools
for a J2SE 1.4 VM runtime in general or are there other more hidden
reasons for requiering J2SE 1.5?
2) I already meantioned I am planning to run drools on a >>somehow<<
resourcen-constrained device. I explicitly used the term >>somehow<<
because I am talking of a device with a 400 Mhz CPU and 256 MB RAM
(some
people might laugh about calling this resource-constrained). How about
resource-consumption of drools? Has anyone run drools on a device with
similar resources?
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards
Thomas Frenken
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