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Prolog Versus You

An Introduction to Logic Programming

Erschienen am 01.09.1989, Auflage: 1. Auflage
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ISBN/EAN: 9783540175773
Sprache: Englisch

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InhaltsangabeRound 1. Logic Programs.- 1.1 World Descriptions.- 1.2 Clauses.- 1.2.1 Horn Clauses.- 1.2.2 Clausal Form.- 1.3 Definitions.- 1.3.1 Introduction.- 1.3.2 Definitions - Programs.- 1.3.3 Construction of Definitions.- 1.4 Exercises.- Round 2. Execution of Logic Programs.- 2.1 Horn Clause Proof Procedure.- 2.1.1 Resolution.- 2.1.2 Unification.- 2.1.3 Search Space.- 2.1.4 Proof Trees.- 2.2 Prolog Proof Procedure.- 2.2.1 Derivations in Prolog.- 2.2.2 Proof Trace.- 2.2.3 Alternative Answers.- 2.2.4 Incomplete Proof Strategy.- 2.3 Predefined Relations.- 2.4 An Example.- 2.5 Exercises.- Round 3. Data Structures.- 3.1 Constructed Terms.- 3.2 List Structures.- 3.3 Tree Structures.- 3.4 Difference Lists.- 3.5 Array Structures.- 3.6 Exercises.- Round 4. Databases and Expert Systems.- 4.1 Metalevels.- 4.1.1 Open and Closed World.- 4.1.2 Negation.- 4.1.3 All Answers.- 4.2 Databases.- 4.2.1 Introduction.- 4.2.2 Data as Relations.- 4.2.3 Data as Terms.- 4.3 Expert Systems.- 4.3.1 Introduction.- 4.3.2 Prolog for Expert Systems.- 4.4 An Example.- 4.5 Exercises.- Round 5. Program Methodology.- 5.1 Derivation of Programs.- 5.1.1 Specifications - Programs.- 5.1.2 Natural Deduction.- 5.1.3 A Programming Calculus.- 5.2 Proof of Program Properties.- 5.2.1 Completeness.- 5.2.2 Termination.- 5.2.3 Partial Correctness.- 5.2.4 Other Properties.- 5.3 Program Transformation.- 5.4 An Example.- 5.5 Exercises.- Round 6. Efficient Computation.- 6.1 Search Space Reduction.- 6.1.1 The Cut Construction.- 6.1.2 The Cases Construction.- 6.2 Ordering of Conditions.- 6.3 Parallelism.- 6.4 Procedural Interpretation of Logic Programs.- 6.5 An Example.- 6.6 Exercises.- Round 7. Input and Output.- 7.1 Input.- 7.2 Output.- 7.3 Examples.- 7.4 Exercises.- Round 8. Prolog Implementations.- 8.1 DECsystem-10 Prolog.- 8.2 Tricia.- 8.3 Quintus Prolog.- 8.4 MProlog.- 8.5 Turbo Prolog.- 8.6 micro-Prolog.- 8.7 LM-Prolog.- Round 9. Sparringpartner.- 9.1 Simple Exercises.- 9.2 Structures.- 9.3 Miscellaneous Exercises.- 9.4 Games.- Appendix A. Answers to Exercises.- A.1 Round 1.- A.2 Round 2.- A.3 Round 3.- A.4 Round 4.- A.5 Round 5.- A.6 Round 6.- A.7 Round 7.- Appendix B. Program Traces.- B.1 Trace of Sum of triads.- B.2 Trace of Knights tour.- Appendix C. Transformation Rules.- Appendix D. Built-in Predicates.- Appendix E. ASCII Codes.

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InhaltsangabeRound 1. Logic Programs.- 1.1 World Descriptions.- 1.2 Clauses.- 1.2.1 Horn Clauses.- 1.2.2 Clausal Form.- 1.3 Definitions.- 1.3.1 Introduction.- 1.3.2 Definitions - Programs.- 1.3.3 Construction of Definitions.- 1.4 Exercises.- Round 2. Execution of Logic Programs.- 2.1 Horn Clause Proof Procedure.- 2.1.1 Resolution.- 2.1.2 Unification.- 2.1.3 Search Space.- 2.1.4 Proof Trees.- 2.2 Prolog Proof Procedure.- 2.2.1 Derivations in Prolog.- 2.2.2 Proof Trace.- 2.2.3 Alternative Answers.- 2.2.4 Incomplete Proof Strategy.- 2.3 Predefined Relations.- 2.4 An Example.- 2.5 Exercises.- Round 3. Data Structures.- 3.1 Constructed Terms.- 3.2 List Structures.- 3.3 Tree Structures.- 3.4 Difference Lists.- 3.5 Array Structures.- 3.6 Exercises.- Round 4. Databases and Expert Systems.- 4.1 Metalevels.- 4.1.1 Open and Closed World.- 4.1.2 Negation.- 4.1.3 All Answers.- 4.2 Databases.- 4.2.1 Introduction.- 4.2.2 Data as Relations.- 4.2.3 Data as Terms.- 4.3 Expert Systems.- 4.3.1 Introduction.- 4.3.2 Prolog for Expert Systems.- 4.4 An Example.- 4.5 Exercises.- Round 5. Program Methodology.- 5.1 Derivation of Programs.- 5.1.1 Specifications - Programs.- 5.1.2 Natural Deduction.- 5.1.3 A Programming Calculus.- 5.2 Proof of Program Properties.- 5.2.1 Completeness.- 5.2.2 Termination.- 5.2.3 Partial Correctness.- 5.2.4 Other Properties.- 5.3 Program Transformation.- 5.4 An Example.- 5.5 Exercises.- Round 6. Efficient Computation.- 6.1 Search Space Reduction.- 6.1.1 The Cut Construction.- 6.1.2 The Cases Construction.- 6.2 Ordering of Conditions.- 6.3 Parallelism.- 6.4 Procedural Interpretation of Logic Programs.- 6.5 An Example.- 6.6 Exercises.- Round 7. Input and Output.- 7.1 Input.- 7.2 Output.- 7.3 Examples.- 7.4 Exercises.- Round 8. Prolog Implementations.- 8.1 DECsystem-10 Prolog.- 8.2 Tricia.- 8.3 Quintus Prolog.- 8.4 MProlog.- 8.5 Turbo Prolog.- 8.6 micro-Prolog.- 8.7 LM-Prolog.- Round 9. Sparringpartner.- 9.1 Simple Exercises.- 9.2 Structures.- 9.3 Miscellaneous Exercises.- 9.4 Games.- Appendix A. Answers to Exercises.- A.1 Round 1.- A.2 Round 2.- A.3 Round 3.- A.4 Round 4.- A.5 Round 5.- A.6 Round 6.- A.7 Round 7.- Appendix B. Program Traces.- B.1 Trace of Sum of triads.- B.2 Trace of Knights tour.- Appendix C. Transformation Rules.- Appendix D. Built-in Predicates.- Appendix E. ASCII Codes.