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Table 1: Adaptation Rules.
Rule Antecedent Consequent Type
R1 CardiacFunction(?cf), VitalSigns(?vs), systolicBloodPressure(?vs, ?x) systolicBloodPressure(?cf, ?x) Propagate Value
R2 VitalSigns(?vs), systolicBloodPressure(?vs, ?x), float[>= 130.0f](?x) hasSystolicPressureOut-
OfExpectedRange(?vs, true)
Infer Value
R3 VitalSigns(?vs), isActive(?vs, true), hasSystolicPressureOutOfExpectedRange(?vs, false), CardiacFunc-
tion(?cf)
position(?cf, 99) Decrease Priority
R4 VitalSigns(?vs), hasSystolicPressureOutOfExpectedRange(?vs, true), isActive(?vs, true), CardiacFunc-
tion(?cf), position(?vs, ?po)
position(?cf, ?po) Increase Priority
R5 ValuesAndBeliefs(?va), Evaluation(?e), hasPatient(?e, ?p), isActive(?e, true), hasAge(?p, ?age), inte-
ger[<= 12](?age)
isRemoved(?va, true) Remove
R6 ValuesAndBeliefs(?va), Evaluation(?e), hasPatient(?e, ?p), isActive(?e, true), hasAge(?p, ?age), inte-
ger[>12](?age), isRemoved(?va, true)
isRemoved(?va, false) Include
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