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Decision Grids
The Common Knowledge Decision Grid Extender is used to represent business rules that are a function of two or more inter-related conditional groupings. The grid consists of one or more row conditions and one or more column conditions with the intersections of the row and column conditions being grid entries to which a range of complex actions can be attached. For example, the following simple, two condition Decision Grid defines the valid combinations of paint colours available for a car manufacturer's model range. ![]() Like all Common Knowledge Rule Extenders, the Decision Grid Extender seamlessly integrates with Common Knowledge Studio and the Common Knowledge Rules Engine and can be easily combined with other business rule formats to create powerful solutions to complex business rule problems. Overview of Capabilities Common Knowledge Decision Grids provide capabilities in a number of areas to enable you to create structured, readable and accessible representations of your business rules.
![]() Feature List Common Knowledge Decision Grids incorporate an ever-growing list of features that assist you during the design, authoring, execution and testing of your table-based business rules. Features include:
![]() What's New in Version 3.1 The following features are new to version 3.1 of Common Knowledge and augment the existing capabilities of Decision Grids in their ability to represent your business rules:
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Video Demo View an online video demonstrating how easy it is to build and test Decision Grids using Common Knowledge Studio. Rete Rules Read how the new Rete Rules Rule Extender can be used to represent business rules in an intuitive and declarative manner and to evaluate those business rules using a forward chaining inference mechanism based on the Rete algorithm. |