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It would be hilarious if everybody suddenly shifted to a Prolog implementation with ML functionality ¯\(°_o)/¯
by widforss 8y ago
It would be hilarious if everybody suddenly shifted to a Prolog implementation with ML functionality ¯\(°_o)/¯
- synthc 8y agoThat would be awesome
- rurban 8y agoMore like Miranda. Strongly typed Prolog with a nice compiler
- XuMiao 8y agoI like the idea. There are two types of ml jobs. One for modeling and another for computation. The former deals with the communication with human. The latter deals with the communication with machines. I would prefer that a statistical logic programing language (maybe extended from prolog) for the modeling part. A strong compiler tool or service that compiles it into any machines, on cloud or edge. Most of the time, what human likes to achieve is small and declarative. But for any small modifications of the program, we have to think about the computational flow, deal with the type errors and tune the low level efficiency of CPU and GPU. It's a waste. I like the settings of SQL where modelers use SQL to mine data while engineers maintain the performance of the computational engines.