Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Rete NT - 10 x faster than Rete 2

Posted by Mark Proctor
A little birdy has just told me that Charles Forgy has finished his latest creation, Rete NT. Where the NT is for "Next Technology". The engine has been built for parallisation and concurrency in execution and promises to be atleast 10x faster than his previous Rete 2 for large systems.

I know that Charles has been researching parallisation and concurrency for rule engines for over 20 years and when we last spoke he was talking about set oriented theory. So I'm guessing it has something in the lines of "Collection Oriented Match" and "Set-Oriented Constructs". Anyway can't wait for the official release to get more details, I suspect it'll be announced at his PST site soon: Production Systems Technology.
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  1. Arturo HernandezMonday, October 28, 2013

    I am curious. Is anything like these going to make it into Drools? It seems like it would be worthwhile.

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  2. Mark ProctorMonday, October 28, 2013

    We don't know what it is that Rete II, III or ReteNT does. But we are working on our own improved algorithms too. We have new lazy collection propagating algorithm. It's not initially exploiting multicore, but that is planned for 2014.
    http://blog.athico.com/2013/01/life-beyond-rete-rip-rete-2013.html

    Mark

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