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In this paper, we describe those features that distinguish SNePS 2.1 from earlier versions of SNePS. These include: contexts; belief spaces; the knowledge debugger; the graphics package; and the elimination of duplicated reports. We also describe the SNePS 2.1 versions of path-based inference and SNePSLOG, and, finally, we indicate areas of SNePS 2.1 that still need work.
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Shapiro, S.C., Martins, J.P. (1990). Recent advances and developments: The SNePS 2.1 report. In: Kumar, D. (eds) Current Trends in SNePS — Semantic Network Processing System. SNePS 1989. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 437. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0022079
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