Summary of Chapter 4 (Operator and Aritmathic) from Logic Programming (with PROLOG) Ebook

Summary of Chapter 4 (OPERATORS)A binary predicate (any user-defined with two arguments) can be converted to an infix operator. This enables the functor (predicate name) to be written between the two arguments with no parentheses, e.g.likes (john, mary)...

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Fact, Rules, Predicate, and Variable in Prolog (part 2)

Step 1Type the following program into a file and load it into prolog.Click to See LargerStep 2Type this command,male(Male),female(Female).to display all possible couple of variables that had been declared.Click to See LargerVery Easy, rig...

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Fact, Rules, Predicate, and Variable in Prolog (part 1)

Step 1Type the following program into a file and load it into Prolog. If you don't know how to load into prolog, see this posting.Click to See LargerStep 2Okay, to search all mammal animal, type this command into prolog:animal(mammal,A,_,_)."A" is a...

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Expert System

An expert system is software that attempts to provide an answer to a problem, or clarify uncertainties where normally one or more human experts would need to be consulted. Expert systems are most common in a specific problem domain, and is a traditional...

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