Jinni (Java INference engine and Networked Interactor), is a lightweight, multi-threaded, logic programming language, intended to be used as a exible scripting tool for gluing together knowledge processing components and Java objects in distributed applications. Jinni threads are coordinated through blackboards, local to each process. Associative search based on term uniication (a variant of Li...

We show that agent programming patterns are well expressed in terms of an object oriented layer extended with a generalized inheritance mechanism and independent logic programming based inference engines. Instead of proposing yet another agent programming “model” we simply derive key agent programming patterns as the natural result of a set of programming language constructs. The suggested equa...

The concept of demonic and especially jinnic possession in causation of mental illness is prevalent in this modern era, both in the developing and the developed world which is evidenced in the literature. Jinni has been described as an entity that is living, but invisible to human beings, can assume various shapes, maintain culture and family and have capability to over power the human brain. T...

VISTAs, Virtual Interactive Story Telling Agents, interact with users through natural language query/answer patterns derived from the analysis of narrative content developed from multimedia. This paper describes the rationale for agent development, their software components, and the overall architecture for VISTAs, which are used as a form of highlevel information retrieval for educational and ...

this article examines the number of arabic dialects, reminding their majority in a comparative and a practical way. then comes the words of ibn jinni in unusualness and usualness in the language and its four types and represents them as stated in ibn jinni’s books and specially their characteristics. also shows that the purpose of reading the unusualness does not mean they are in unusual dialec...

Due to their size, existing expert systems often run on stand-alone PCs, workstations or mainframes. Additionally, they are frequently integrated into other systems (e. g. PROLOG knowledge bases with C/C++ GUI user interfaces and databases). While business via the Internet is continually growing, currently certain vendors are considering ooering their services via the World Wide Web. This artic...