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I think he meant ML as the family of meta programming languages? He did say systems though so you are probably right
by gregdeveloper 9y ago
I think he meant ML as the family of meta programming languages?
He did say systems though so you are probably right
- lou1306 9y agoAlso, the part about "Input some learning data" makes me think to Machine Learning rather than Meta Language. Btw, Prolog and ML might look like distant cousins: e.g. you use recursion and pattern matching in both. But under the hood there are big differences that arise from Prolog's logic programming paradigm: for instance, you can use append(L1, L2, L3) both to concatenate and split a list, depending on the variables you set: append([1,2], [3,4], X) % ==> X=[1,2,3,4] append([1,2], Y, [1,2,3,4]) % ==> Y=[3,4]