I have been so confused lately regarding difference between predicate and function in first order logic.
I am trying to convert the following sentence to a well formed formula using firs开发者_Python百科t-order logic(Predicate logic).
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How to represent the following sentence in FOL ( First Order Logic ) \"There is an animal which only eats meat\"Is the following repre开发者_开发技巧santaion true ?
I found a sat solver in http://code.google.com/p/aima-java/ I tried the following code to solve an expression using dpllsolver
Using only these predicates..... child(X)X is a child unwell(X,Y) X is unwell on day Y location(X,Y,Z)Location of X on day Y is Z (school, park, home)
I\'ve been using the following data structure for the representation of propositional logic in Haskell:
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I need to be able to convert byte arrays to/from other primitive type arrays, but instead of casting, I need type punning. Correct term for raw copy without casting?
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