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Journal Article
Comparative Study of the Inference Mechanisms in PROLOG and SPIDER
2018
Overview
Control Network Programming (CNP) is a graphical nonprocedural programming style whose built-in inference engine (interpreter) is based on search in a recursive network. This paper is the third in a series of reports that share a common objective – comparison between the CNP language SPIDER and the logic programming language PROLOG. The focus here is on the comparative investigation of their interpreters, presented in a generic formal frame – reduction of goals. As a result of juxtaposing their pseudo-codes the advantages of SPIDER are outlined.
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UIKTEN - Association for Information Communication Technology Education and Science
