Rule Solver can be used to build a real declarative decision model for one of the most complex decision modeling challenges “Flight Rebooking” offered by DMCommunity.org: “A flight was cancelled, and we need to re-book passengers to other flights considering their frequent flyer status. miles, and seat availability“. Most of the submitted solutions were based on a procedural approach and used different implementations of a greedy algorithm where decision models concentrate on “HOW” to make flight assignments. We suggested and implemented a decision model that concentrate on Problem Definition (“WHAT”) instead of Problem Resolution. The complete model is described here. Link
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