In order to understand decomposable production system. Consider a system which has initial database as (C,B,Z). The production rules are based on the following rules. C could be written as (D,L) ; C could be written as ( B,M) ; B could be written as (M,M) ; Z could be written as (B,B,M) i.e.,
R1 : C → ( D,L)
R2 : C → (B,M)
R3: B → (M,M)
R4: Z → (B,B,M)
Here I’m looking for a termination condition where the database contains only M. If I start with the complete C B Z I have 3 rewriting rules for C, B, Z so my path would be 3 different distinct paths. I could write C or B or Z.
FIGURE 1
And each of them could take different paths. And what is important is to note that some path may lead to termination. But, some other path may not lead to termination . Instead of looking at C B Z as a complete single entity , the decomposable production system allows me to look at C B Z as 3 different units of C B Z .This is because of the problem that I get when I look at it as 1 single unit as highlighted.
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