Cognitive architectures (CAs) are currently used to bring the behavior of computer systems
closer to human behavior. One of the main capacities of humans is the ability to plan and
make decisions. Thus, part of the human behavior is based on rules associated with the
relevant environmental stimuli. Rule management can be divided into six needed
processes: rule learning, rule retrieving, rule coding, rule updating, rule reinforcement, and
rule changing. A key aspect of rule processing is retrieval, which involves the use of …