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Whats the difference between refracted and unrefracted rules?

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Whats the difference between refracted and unrefracted rules?

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Refraction is a standard concept from the production system literature. It is often the case with non-triggered rules (typically rules which fire when certain elements are present in a buffer) that the rule should fire just once for each possible instantiation of its variables, and the rule should not fire on every cycle with the same variable binding. Refracted rules fire just once for any given variable binding.

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