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PPIL: generalize stage1 for optional serialization (needed of BPIL,TPIL,SPILsufarr, not needed for others)
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Project Description DKAL (Distributed Knowledge Authorization Language) is a distributed authorization policy language. This project contains an engine for running DKAL policies. It is implemented...
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Logic Engines DKAL have the following logic engines:"simple" - prolog-like engine with some simple 2nd order infon logic support. linear but incomplete.based on Propositional Primal Infon Logic...
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Project Description DKAL (Distributed Knowledge Authorization Language) is a distributed authorization policy language. This project contains an engine for running DKAL policies. It is implemented...
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Reflection substrate allows DKAL to call specific methods in external libraries via reflection.This can be used to integrate DKAL into some complex systems.Substrate declaration:```datasource...
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Project Description DKAL (Distributed Knowledge Authorization Language) is a distributed authorization policy language. This project contains an engine for running DKAL policies. It is implemented...
View ArticleNew Post: Question about transitive implication
I modified the forall2.mdkal example in an effort to express transitive implication. Instead of one relation implying two other relations, one relation implies a second which implies a third. The...
View ArticleNew Post: What does DKAL do?
Might as well answer the question even though it is quite old. The paper on DKAL should give the background, but one use case is to concisely express an authorization policy such that authorization...
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