[NO LONGER MAINTAINED, SUPERSEDED BY https://github.com/trueagi-io/chaining]. Unified Rule Engine. Graph rewriting system for the AtomSpace. Used as reasoning engine for OpenCog.

An Inference Engine based on Propositional Calculus written in Common Lisp

Physics Derivation Graph: mathematical connections among equations

Minesweeper game powered with an AI assistant to help you dodge all those dangerous mines!

This is an open source project for building Rule/Policy Inference Engine written in Java

Network diagnostics using rule based inference engine NRules.

linguistic fuzzy logic algorithms: mining for linguistic fuzzy association rules, composition of fuzzy relations, performing perception-based logical deduction (PbLD), and forecasting time-series using fuzzy rule-based ensemble (FRBE)

Disaster Management Intelligence system

Web application for benchmarking and comparing LLM behaviour, energy and emissions on cloud and bare metal under different inference configs, middleware scaffolds and post-training implementations

This is an open source project for building Rule/Policy Inference Engine written in C#

Inferfuzzy es un biblioteca de Python para implementar Sistemas de Inferencia Difusa

Implementation of LEM2 inference rule algorithm created with Python.

Logical problem solved by an inference engine in NodeJS. The character has to escape the forest by taking the portal and avoiding dangers (monsters & rifts). The game is infinite, as the portal will only teleport him to an even bigger forest ! Once dead, the game restart again.

Projects accomplished during university course "Knowledge and Data" for the Bachelors of Science in Artificial Intelligence from VU Amsterdam

This is an open source project for building Rule/Policy Inference Engine written in C/C++

Prove or disprove the given query based on the knowledge base

Solve triangle problem project using simple inference system.

Statistical Inference with the GSS Data

AI to play Minesweeper. Minesweeper is a puzzle game that consists of a grid of cells, where some of the cells contain hidden “mines.” Clicking on a cell that contains a mine detonates the mine, and causes the user to lose the game. Clicking on a “safe” cell reveals a number that indicates how many neighboring cells contain a mine.