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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 node while pushing the productions represented by the tree arcs on a stack as they are encoun- tered . Applying this technique to the search tree in Figure 10-6 produces the stack of productions in Figure 10-7 . Note that the ...
... goal node while pushing the productions represented by the tree arcs on a stack as they are encoun- tered . Applying this technique to the search tree in Figure 10-6 produces the stack of productions in Figure 10-7 . Note that the ...
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... goal but is more likely to be charged with deriving well - founded advice . This means that the heuristics used are not measurements of closeness to a goal , since no precise goal is actually present . Rather , heuristics used in expert ...
... goal but is more likely to be charged with deriving well - founded advice . This means that the heuristics used are not measurements of closeness to a goal , since no precise goal is actually present . Rather , heuristics used in expert ...
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