Chaining is a simple method used by most IEs to produce a line of reasoning. Using this method the set of rules are organized in a recursive manner such that a fact concluded by one rule is used as the premise for the next. The two types of chaining bases which are possible in an ES are:
A) straight and link.
B) forward and backward.
C) upward and downward.
D) inside and outside.

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Forward chaining starts with the available data and uses inference rules to extract more data until a goal is reached, while backward chaining starts with the goal and works backwards to determine what data is required to achieve that goal.

Chaining Is a Simple Method Used by Most IEs to Produce