Description
Artificial Intelligence through Prolog by Neil C. Rowe is a seminal work published by Prentice-Hall in 1988. The book serves as a detailed guide to understanding and implementing artificial intelligence concepts using the Prolog programming language. Prolog, known for its logical and declarative nature, is particularly suited for AI applications, and this book leverages its strengths to teach AI programming.
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The book covers a wide range of AI topics, including knowledge representation, search algorithms, and natural language processing, all through the lens of Prolog. It provides readers with a solid foundation in AI principles and demonstrates how these can be applied in practical scenarios using Prolog code examples.
Neil C. Rowe's approach is methodical, starting with basic Prolog syntax and gradually introducing more complex AI concepts. This makes the book accessible to both beginners and those with some programming experience. The absence of figures in the text encourages readers to focus on the code and its logic, fostering a deeper understanding of AI programming.
Although published in 1988, the book remains relevant for those interested in the intersection of AI and logic programming. It is particularly useful for students, educators, and professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of AI through a hands-on approach with Prolog.
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Book Details
Comprehensive guide to AI programming
Focus on Prolog language
Covers knowledge representation
Includes search algorithms
Explores natural language processing
Methodical approach to learning
Suitable for beginners and experienced programmers
Published by Prentice-Hall
Who This Book Is For
- AI Programming Education
- Knowledge Representation
- Search Algorithms
- Natural Language Processing
- Logic Programming
