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Prolog is very useful for decision and optimization problems. There are a ton of those available in the world. For example a lot of scheduling problems are rela
by jaggederest 10y ago
Prolog is very useful for decision and optimization problems. There are a ton of those available in the world. For example a lot of scheduling problems are relatively tractable with logic programming and a total bear in imperative/oo
- mianos 10y agoOn the other hand, I have first had experience of two companies who used C to solve these problems due to performance and maintenance of the logic. One in classroom scheduling, the other in hospital staff scheduling. Both of these are some of the examples most cited as useful. I still have The Art of Promoting on the shelf next to me. Fun but useless.