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... goal from the initial statements while keeping track of the unifications required to do so . Then , if the goal is obtained , Prolog will report these unifications . For example , consider the goal taller ( W , sue ) . In response to ...
... goal from the initial statements while keeping track of the unifications required to do so . Then , if the goal is obtained , Prolog will report these unifications . For example , consider the goal taller ( W , sue ) . In response to ...
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... goal of much research today , and as with any subject of current research a high degree of debate exists over which ... goal state . ( In our case the state start is the config- uration of the puzzle when handed to the machine ; the goal ...
... goal of much research today , and as with any subject of current research a high degree of debate exists over which ... goal state . ( In our case the state start is the config- uration of the puzzle when handed to the machine ; the goal ...
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... goal from the given state , computing this information would involve finding the actual solution first . ) Applying Heuristics Now that we have a quantitative measure for the heuristic information , the next step is to incorporate it ...
... goal from the given state , computing this information would involve finding the actual solution first . ) Applying Heuristics Now that we have a quantitative measure for the heuristic information , the next step is to incorporate it ...
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PART ONE Machine Architecture | 19 |
Data Manipulation | 61 |
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