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In a series of papers we have reported on a method for developing expert systems using the K-tree approach.[1],[2],[3] The approach that we have explored represents the (if-then) rules of the system in a "tree-like" form called a K-tree. We have shown that it is possible, indeed easy, to translate an expert system represented by K-trees into standard Pascal code. The advantages of this approach are portability and efficiency.

Automatic high-level code generation for expert systems (abstract and references only)