Mike is a hybrid rule engine by retired Open University Professor Marc Eisenstraat and Hull University's Dr Mike Brayshaw. The last release was version 2.50 in 1990 - so it's 18 years old. Mike formed part of the Open Universities "knowldge engineering" study pack. What's interesting is that 18 years ago they combined both prolog and rete for a hybrid reasoning system around frames (classes) - they even released the source code.
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