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The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the incremental evaluation are how to... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace conclusions that it had already... more
We extend the analysis we sketched in Castagna [5] and we provide an application of the framework we introduced to incrementally evaluate financial contracts within a financial institution’s balance sheet.
Lucidi per lezioni sui seguenti argomenti: Logiche non standard Logica modale Sistemi di credenze (belief systems) Logica della conoscenza TMS Backtracking guidato dalla dipendenza Il sistema TMS di Doyle Il sistema TMS del KEE... more
The problem of controlling inference is a common one in AI systems. It is particularly acute in AI-based design support systems, which to be effective must not only produce the right answer, but must also produce it at the right time.... more
The incremental evaluation of tabled Prolog programs allows to maintain the correctness and completeness of the tabled answers under the dynamic state. This paper presents JPL implementation details. JPL is an approach to support... more
Search is one of the most important needs of problem solvers. Usually the problem solvers suffer from retracing conclusions. If a problem solver cached its inference, then it would not need to retrace... more
The incremental evaluation of logic programs maintains the tabled answers in a complete and consistent form in response to the changes in the database of facts and rules. The critical challenges for the... more