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  1. Prolog is a First Order Logic (FOL) interpreter which can be used to solve logic based problems. Logic based solutions are widely needed in Intelligent ...
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  2. I need to write a program in prolog for finding paths, for example, for the graph: edge(a, b). edge(a, c). edge(c, b). and the test case are:
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  4. Examples of problem solving in Prolog 1. Finding a path in a directed graph 2. Solving ...
    www.cs.ccsu.edu/~markov/ccsu_courses/​prolog.txt
  5. Prolog Tutorial from JR Fisher, Cal State Polytech + good programs Logic Programming and Prolog links. ... Figure 9.21 Path-finding in a graph: ...
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  6. Freeware prolog maze downloads. The Maze: Make your way through the maze. Path Finding in the Maze.
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  7. 5.1 The A* algorithm in Prolog . ... actual) cost of getting to the node n along the current path to it, and h is the ... When Node is expanded to find its ...
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  8. In this lecture we will describe a representation of graphs in Prolog and we will develop ... The same program can be used to find path in both directed and non ...
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  9. Backtracking in Prolog lets us find all the solutions to a goal or list of goals. ... Write a program to find path from one node to another.
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