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by CyberFonic
2221 days ago
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I did some work with SWI-Prolog. It is useful when the problem can be effectively translated into Prolog's preferred form of terms and rules. But the solver mechanism only solves a subset of logical inference needs. Prolog's use of logic in AI should not be conflated with the AI/ML systems which use networks of floating point operations, i.e. not boolean operations. As always, best to choose the tool / language that best suits the problem. |
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