I\'m writing a predicate to find all possible successor states for an iteration of A* and put them in a list like [(cost, state), ...] , which stands at this at the moment:
I\'ve found such an example of naive sort written in prolog and I am trying to understand it: naive_sort(List,Sorted):-perm(List,Sorted),is_sorted(Sorted).
When my friend started learning Prolog in school, I made fun of him for learning a useless language.However, he\'s showed me some stuff I never even knew possible; I want to know where this technique
I\'m writing a predicate to add two vectors. This is what I came up with: add( [], [], 0 ). add( [A], 0, A ).
I\'ve implemented (finally) a few goals that will schedule a series of tasks according to a startBy startAfter and duration. The schedule goal however, accepts only the prescribed number of tasks. I\'
I decided to study some logic programming and I stumbled across a problem. It is programmed in SWI Prolog.
I am VERY new at Prolog I am looking for any beginner material on Prolog. I am very interested in learning the language. Where\' s good place to start?Online preferably
I searched through here as best I could and though I found some relevant questions, I don\'t think they covered the question at hand:
I\'m trying to apply the开发者_高级运维 simplified algorithm in Prolog, but I\'m not a Prolog master. I need it without any mistakes, so I thought you guys might be able to help.
I\'ve started l开发者_JAVA技巧earning Prolog and wondering about the theoretical difference from the SQL language.
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