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The Functional Perspective on Advanced Logic Programming
2016
International Conference on Logic Programming
The basics of logic programming, as embodied by Prolog, are generally well-known in the programming language community. However, more advanced techniques, such as tabling, answer subsumption and probabilistic logic programming fail to attract the attention of a larger audience. The cause for the community's seemingly limited interest lies with the presentation of these features: the literature frequently focuses on implementations and examples that do little to aid the understanding of
doi:10.4230/oasics.iclp.2016.20
dblp:conf/iclp/Vandenbroucke16
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