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The examples I see are what I'd call "lab puzzles" and not practical real-world enough. I invite you to point out a specific example that's highly practical/rea
by tabtab 8y ago
The examples I see are what I'd call "lab puzzles" and not practical real-world enough. I invite you to point out a specific example that's highly practical/realistic.
- simion314 8y agoDid you see the real world uses? like prolog was and may still be used in Windows? The puzzle examples are for educational purpose. Again I am just a noob, I learned Prolog and did some basic things years ago, a cool page I used to learn was this tutorial that implements a text based game , more refreshing then the tutorials with puzzles or the familiry http://www.amzi.com/AdventureInProlog/a1start.php http://www.amzi.com/AdventureInProlog/a1start.php The situation is maybe similar with GA(genetic algorithms) when you learn it you have some simple examples, when you want to solve a real problem things get complex fast(how to encode the problem,what fitness function should I use ...)