Augustana Computing Science 370 Assignment #6 Goals: • To learn the techniques of logic programming. • To be able to specify predicates in a declarative programming language. • To understand the list-handling capabilities of Prolog References: Prolog resources from the course outline. Instructions: Write a SWI-Prolog program to solve Santa’s Money Making Puzzle: Unbeknownst to […]
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Artificial Intelligence: Logic Programming I Oliver Ray 1. Outline of the Unit Unit Focus • AI involves replicating aspects of intelligent behaviour from specific tasks (weak AI) to general problem solving (strong AI) • We focus on agent-based, knowledge-driven, white-box forms of AI. Good Old-Fashioned AI (GOFAI)? • We don’t study trendy sub-symbolic, data-driven, black-box
Artificial Intelligence: Logic Programming II Oliver Ray Datalog From Datalog to Prolog Datalog Last week, you began your exploration of Prolog from a very simple database perspective (known as Datalog) in which • Prolog facts → relational database • one predicate per table; one fact per row • Prolog rules → relational views • intentional
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