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First lecture on the Prolog programming language.

Prolog is based on the logic programming paradigm, which is very different from the functional and imperative paradigms that ...

The talk was recorded on Prague Lambda Meetup in Locus Workspace, June 8th 2016.. Meetup page: ...

Constraint logic programming is a paradigm that allows solving hard combinatorial problems with minimal programming effort.

Third lecture on Prolog.

48 years after it's invention, logic programming remains a less frequently used paradigm. What can functional programming learn ...

CS 164 (S 2012)

Fourth lecture on Prolog.

predictable(reality). false. ?- theory = practice. false. Most of us already owe prolog a debt indirectly via erlang. However, logic ...

First lecture on the logic programming paradigm.

This talk will cover various aspects of Logic Programming. We examine Logic Programming in the contexts of Programming ...

The use of the term "programming system" in the title of the course is deliberate. I did not call it "Write your own tiny ...

Second lecture on the Prolog programming language.

Idea can be turned into a product program and logic program and it is written like this further apart may I share further hustle I ...

XSB Prolog: http://xsb.sourceforge.net Flora-2: http://flora.sourceforge.net Online course, Summer 2018 Instructor: Paul Fodor ...

An introduction to Prolog and logic programming by Simon Merrick at WOSSAT in Wellington, New Zealand, on 18 July 2019.

Prolog, Artificial Intelligence, AI, Knowledge representation.

I've been working on a logic programming framework in Haskell, called guanxi (關係) with an eye towards scalability. To build it I ...

Slides and other VMSS16 talks at http://soft-dev.org/events/vmss16/

Markus Triska Interview on Prolog.

Lecture 19, Friday 6 July 2018, part of the FoPSS Logic and Learning School at FLoC 2018 - see http://fopss18.mimuw.edu.pl/ and ...

Fall 2018 Instructor: Paul Fodor Stony Brook University http://www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~pfodor.

How do we implement the core logic of the TinyProlog program execution? To understand this, we need to look at a bit of theory.

CS 164 (S 2012)