staged rule processing
[/steɪdʒd ruːl ˈprɑːsɛsɪŋ/]
noun
processamento de regras em etapas
1. A computational method in which rules are applied sequentially in distinct phases or stages rather than simultaneously, typically used in programming languages, database systems, and inference engines
The compiler uses staged rule processing to optimize code generation by applying type-checking rules before code generation rules.
O compilador usa processamento de regras em etapas para otimizar a geração de código aplicando regras de verificação de tipo antes das regras de geração de código.
2. A technique where multiple processing stages are executed in sequence, with each stage applying a specific set of rules to transform or evaluate data
Staged rule processing in the expert system allowed for more efficient inference by separating domain-specific rules into multiple processing layers.
O processamento de regras em etapas no sistema especialista permitiu inferência mais eficiente ao separar regras específicas do domínio em múltiplas camadas de processamento.
This is a specialized technical term primarily used in computer science, software engineering, and artificial intelligence contexts. It is relatively domain-specific and appears mainly in academic literature, technical documentation, and discussions about compiler design and expert systems. The term is consistent across both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities, though slight regional variations exist in phrasing.
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