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 =:=...
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...
#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....
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;} };
Can someone explain this answer
(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
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)
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?
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.