'Parent tom' presentation slideshows

For Wednesday

For Wednesday. No reading Homework Chapter 8, exercises 9 and 10. Program 1. Any questions?. Variable Scope. The scope of a variable is the sentence to which the quantifier syntactically applies.

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For Monday

For Monday. Finish chapter 9 Prolog handout. Preferences Among Actions. We need some way to decide between the possible actions. We would like to do this apart from the rules that determine what actions are possible. We want the desirability of actions to be based on our goals.

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For Monday

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Inference in Propositional Logic

Inference in Propositional Logic. Which one is valid? If there are no bugs, then the program compiles There are no bugs The program compiles If there are no bugs, then the program compiles The program compiles There are no bugs. Inference in Propositional Logic. How about these?

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Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence Three edition 2001

Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence Three edition 2001. Ivan Bratko Addision Wesley. GNU Prolog.

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1. An Overview of Prolog

1. An Overview of Prolog. Contents. An example program: defining family relations Extending the example program by rules A recursive rule definition How Prolog answers questions Declarative and procedure meaning of programs. tom. pam. bob. liz. ann. pat. jim. An Example Program.

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For Monday

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Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence Three edition 2001

Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence Three edition 2001. Ivan Bratko Addision Wesley. Part 1 The Prolog Language Chapter 1 Introduction to Prolog. Given a whole family tree. The tree defined by the Prolog program: parent( pam, bob). % Pam is a parent of Bob

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Cs461: Prolog programming

Cs461: Prolog programming. Lab 2: Introduction to Prolog. What is Prolog programming?. Prolog is a programming language for symbolic , non-numeric commutation. It solves problems that involve objects and relations between objects. Defining relations by facts.

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An Overview of Prolog

An Overview of Prolog. What is Prolog. Prolog is a powerful language for AI and non-numerical programming Stands for programming in logic Centered around a small set of basic mechanisms, including: Pattern matching Tree-based data structuring Automatic back tracking

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An Overview of Prolog

An Overview of Prolog. What is Prolog. Prolog is a powerful language for AI and non-numerical programming Stands for programming in logic Centered around a small set of basic mechanisms, including: Pattern matching Tree-based data structuring Automatic back tracking

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pred1(X,Z):-parent(X,Z). pred1(X,Z):-parent(X,Y), pred1( Y, Z).

pred 1 (tom, pat). by rule. pr1. by rule. pr2. parent(tom, Y). parent(tom, pat). pred 1 (Y, pat). no. Y = bob. parent(tom, bob). by fact. pred 1 (bob, pat). by rule. pr1. parent(bob, pat). yes. parent(pam, bob). parent(tom, bob). parent(tom, liz). parent(bob, ann).

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