I can\'t find any info on this online... I am al开发者_高级运维so new to Prolog... It seems to me that Prolog could be highly concurrent, perhaps trying many possibilities at once when trying to match
I\'ve been trying to parse a file containing lines of integers using phrase_from_file with the grammar rules
I need some help writing a predicate in Prolog that, given a number as input, returns a list of lists with numbers that add up to it.
I have a list of routes path(chicago,milwaukee). path(milwaukee,detroit). path(chicago,detroit). path(detroit, newyork).
(Pardon if my terminology is wrong... I\'m new to Prolog.) Suppose you have a series of symbols appearing in some unknown number of predicates.
input : run([p(X,Y,Z),h(Z,P,Q)],Out). code: :- ensure_loaded(library(lists)). run([X|Y],Out) :- X =.. [Fct|Args],
suppose i have a list [p(X,Y) , h(n,U) , f(U,R)] i want to change to a conjunction and assign the conjunction to a variable
I am trying to fill a list of given length N with numbers 1,2,3,...,N. I thought this could be done this way:
The application I\'m working on is a \"configurator\" of sorts. It\'s written in C# and I even wrote a rules engine to go with it. The idea is that there are a bunch of propositional logic statements,
I\'m trying to define a predicate开发者_运维技巧 that receives a single term with free variables and returns a list of mappings of those variables, so for example if the database is
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