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Jun 18, 2005 · To find the least fixed point of a set of equations is an important and common problem when analyzing programs. This paper presents a very ...
Finding the Least Fixed Point Using Wait-Declarations in Prolog. Author: Dan Sahlin. Dan Sahlin. View Profile. Authors Info & Claims.
This paper presents a very effi- cient way to use wait-declarations in SICStus Prolog to perform this computa- tion. It is also shown how partial evaluation is ...
This paper presents a very efficient way to use wait-declarations in SICStus Prolog to perform this computation. It is also shown how partial evaluation is used ...
This paper presents a very efficient way to use wait-declarations in SICStus Prolog to perform this computation. It is also shown how partial evaluation is used ...
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Feb 4, 2016 · Using the aggregate library as CappelliC proposes will work if you want to find the smallest distance between any two places in your ...
Feb 18, 2017 · The rules above run through a graph from two points and find all the possible routes for them. I'd like to use the rule: caminhoCusto(A, B ...
A New Data Structure for Implementing Extensions to Prolog. 136. Finding the Least Fixed Point Using WaitDeclarations in Prolog. 151. A New Presburger ...