Can someone explain what this clause means in prolog? Specifically the =:=.
beside(X,Y) :- X =:= Y-1.?
X =:= Y-1 Succeeds if values of X and Y-1 are equal.
Here, X and Y can be equations. It evaluates the equations X and Y and then compare the results.
Can someone explain what this clause means in prolog? Specifically the =:=. beside(X,Y) :- X =:=...
#s 1-5 in prolog
Give an example of "or" relationship. Give an example of "and" relationship. Assume the following facts: parent(a,b). man(a). woman(c) 1. 2. 3. State a clause for father(a,b) 4. What would be the English meaning for this o prolog clause. o owner(jack, cat(X)) :- fur(X),spots(X) 5. Do the following terms unify? Why? likes(jax, X), and likes(X, jin).
Give an example of "or" relationship. Give an example of "and" relationship. Assume the following facts: parent(a,b). man(a). woman(c) 1....
PROLOG: Write a prolog predicate that counts occurrences of 'x', 'y', or 'z' in a list. For example, count([x,[y,[a,2],[a,3]],[a,4]], 2) should return true. I only want to count occurrences of x,y,z not a. the base case is that any [a,int] list will have a count of 0. So any sublist with 'a' does not count. another example of what will return true is: count([x,[a,1],[a,5]], 1) The predicate must have the form count(X,Y) where X is the list structure passed and...
Can someone simplify this and
explain your answer. Y=?x+34.5
where a and b is 8- intercept, is Y- intercept. + = 1 x 470643.9 y 34.5
can someone please explain what this measurement
means. 1.5cfm/ft2?
1.5 cfm/ft 0.05 cfm/ft
QUESTION 1 Given the following relationships in Prolog clauses: father(X,Y) /* X is the father of Y */ mother(X,Y) /* X is the mother of Y */ male(X) /* X is male */ female(X) /* X is female */ parent(X,Y) /* X is a parent of Y */ diff(X,Y) /* X and Y are different */ Write Prolog clauses to define rules for the following relationships: is_mother(X) /* X is a mother */ is_father(X) /* X is a father */...
can someone explain what is going on inside the strcut? c++ struct Pos{ int x; int y; // coordinates Pos(const Pos &p, int dx=0, int dy=0){ *this = p; x+=dx; y+=dy;} Pos(int _x, int _y){ x=_x; y=_y; } //new location bool operator<(const Pos & p) const { return (x < p.x) || (x==p.x && y < p.y); } bool operator==(const Pos & p) const { return x==p.x && y==p.y; } Pos(){x=-1;y=-1;} };
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(D) Getting a TLB hit means level 1 cache will not be accessed a. True b. False c. Depends on the OS e. Cannot tell
What are the syntactic forms and usage of fact and rule statements in Prolog? Explain two ways in which the list-processing capabilities of Scheme and Prolog are similar?
Can someone explain how to do this problem?
2. Let f(t, y) — х +у, 0<x< 1, 0 <y<1 < ,Y < !) (a) Find P (X 1 2 (b) Find P(X < 2Y)
In Prolog, define the isUnion predicate so that isUnion(X,Y,Z) says that the union of X and Y is Z. Do not use the predefined list predicates. Your predicate may choose a fixed order for Z. If you query isUnion([1,2],[3],Z) it should find a binding for Z, but it need not succeed on both isUnion([1],[2],[1,2]) and isUnion([1],[2],[2,1]). Your predicate need not work well when X or Y are unbound variables.