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An Xml document can represent a Natural Language (NL) document. The following table shows the available commands to model Natural Language using Xml Language.
Main container of an NL model. This contains all the related elements for Natural Language.
Description: Sets the name for an NL rule
given car, probList when r1 and r2 and r3 and r4 and r5 end when r1 Car is Convertible then Theft Rating is High end when r2 Car is listed in HTPA and Price ge 45000 then Theft Rating is High end when r3 Car is listed in HTPA then Theft Rating is High end when r4 Car is listed in HTPA is false and Price is [20000;45000] then Theft Rating is Low end when r5 Car is not listed in HTPA and Price
This section is a container for the referencing types and defining parameters in all logic (e.g., Procedural, Flow, Validation, etc.).
This command has no parameters.
This command requires Define in its scope.
A glossary is a dictionary that defines all of the business terms and their domains.
The Dsl element contains the actual rule body in the Natural Language format.
This section in an Natural Language document provides the actual rules and logic in Natural Language format as a text body of the element.
This command has no parameters.
when r5 Car is not listed in HTPA and Price le 20000 then Theft Rating is low end when Car is not listed in HTPA Car is listed in HTPA is false end