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		darksaints on June 26, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Fighting spam with Haskell Anybody know what sort of policy resolution algorithms are used? Is this based on Rete, or home grown?

mark_l_watson on June 27, 2015 [–]

I don't know if Rete is appropriate. Rete optimizes for a large number of rules and a small amount of data. I used to hack Rete based OPS5 a lot, including adding support for multiple data worlds. If you like Common Lisp, then the OPS5 code base is fun to hack.

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