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1 Frame-Based Representation Frame: stereotypical knowledge knowledge of some concept. Bird Frame Name Properties CLASS FRAME Tweety Frame Name Properties INSTANCE FRAME

2 Frames Hold Structure and Behavior of a class of objects/concepts Structure properties/data/attributes Behavior methods, rules defining how instances of the class typically behave Generic structure and behavior defines at class level is specified in instances

3 Inheritance Structural and behavioral properties are inherited from super-class to sub-classes subclasses automatically carry the structure an behavior of super-class exception handling (birds fly, but penguins do not) multiple inheritance Birds Bird 1 Bird 2 Robins Canaries Bird 3 Bird 4 Sparrows Bird 6 Bird 5

4 Multiple Inheritance class Bird color eats flies... class Pet name veterinarian... class PetBird color eats flies name veterinarian talks... class Person age weight... class Employee phone# salary... Instance Jack age weight phone# salary

5 Facets provide further information on a property/attribute –define constraints on property value (data type, range of values, etc.) –how to obtain a value for a property (IF-NEEDED method) –what to do if a value changes (IF-CHANGED method)

6 Properties and Facets: Example Object name: Refrigerator Class:Home Appliances - Initialize - from Database - from Procedure - Expert Rules - User specified - by Inheritance - Message passing from other objects

7 Communication between objects Defrost Timer Refrigerator Heating Coil IF-CHANGED methods

8 Rule Interaction with Objects Frame properties as data IF Humans.Legs = 2IF Jack.Legs=2 THEN humans can walkTHEN Jack can walk Modifying a property value IF Jack likes to swim THEN Jacks.Sports = swimming Creating a new instance IF Lucy is mad at Jack because he doesn’t like hiking THEN MAKE Frame Bob Instance-of Humans WITH Sports = Hiking Deleting a frame IF Lucy is really mad at Jack THEN RETRACT Frame Jack

9 JackLucy Bob Humans

10 Pattern Matching ?xx denotes variable Frame ?x instance-of Humans WITH Residence = Pittsburgh WITH Age = ?Age IF Frame ?x instance-of Humans WITH Residence = Pittsburgh WITH Age = ?Age THEN Frame ?x WITH Age = ?Age + 5 IF Frame ?person1 WITH Sex = Male WITH Sports = ?sports1 AND Frame ?person2 WITH Sex = Female WITH Sports = ?sports1 THEN Frame ?person1 WITH Likes = ?person2


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