Home assignment 3 : Margus Martsepp 121843IAPM Experimenting with predicate provers. Advanced Course of Applied Logics ( ITV0081 ) Part A : Warmers Task 1 What is the most general unifier of the following atoms: p(X,f(Y),Z) p(T,T,g(cat)) p(f(dog),S,g(W)) solution: = { X/T, S/T, T/f[Y], Z/g(cat), W/cat, dog/Y } Task 2 List all the binary resolvants of the following two clauses: p(X,f(Y),Z) | p(T,T,g(cat)) | r(X,T) | ~s(Z,T) ~p(f(dog),S,g(W)) | s(big,rat) | ~s(small,hamster) solution sourse: 1st option (1.4-2.2) = { Z/big, T/rat } p(X,f(Y),big) | p(rat,rat,g(cat)) | r(X,rat) ~p(f(dog),S,g(W)) | ~s(small,hamster) 2nd option (1.1-2.1) = { X/f(dog), S/f(Y), Z/g(W) } p(T,T,g(cat)) | r(f(dog),T) | ~s(g(W),T) s(big,rat) | ~s(small,hamster) 3rd option (1.2-2.1) = { T/f(dog), S/f(dog), W/cat } p(X,f(Y),Z) | r(X,f(dog)) | ~s(Z,f(dog)) s(big,rat) | ~s(small,hamster) Task 3 List all the resolvants of the following two clauses: p(X,f(Y),Z) | p(T,T,g(cat)) | r(X,T) | ~s(Z,T) ~p(f
TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Institute of Informatics Department of Informatics Chair of Foundations of Informatics Similarity Nth Assignment for Data Mining Course IDN0100 Student: Matriculation ID: E-mail: Supervisor: Innar Liiv TALLINN 2013 Preparation:
Propositional logic and simple predicate assignments Home assignment 2 : Margus Martsepp Advanced Course of Applied Logics ( ITV0081 ) Overview Setting up · zChaff · glucose · BerkMin Collecting problemset · trivial problem · benchmark Using problemset zChaff Installing compiler $ sudo apt-get install build-essential zchaff {download, unarhive, make executable} $ wget http://www.princeton.edu/~chaff/zchaff/zchaff.2008.10.12.zip $ unzip zchaff.2008.10.12.zip $ cd zchaff /zchaff$ make glucose (Re)installing zlib
A) grasp B) ability C) idea D) information Task 7. Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. School report Margaret started English Literature this term, and I am afraid that her (1) introduction to INTRODUCE the subject has not been entirely (2) She has not shown much enthusiasm, and does not SUCCESS always pay (3) in class. Her assignments are often (4), because she is so untidy, and ATTEND; READ FAIL; REVISE because of her (5) to check her work thoroughly. She failed to do any (6) before the end of MISTAKE term test, and had poor results. She seems to have the (7) idea that she can succeed ABSENT
For step 2, get learners to write each idea on a sticky note. Then for step 3, they can stand up and do this step *Errors are mistakes due to lack of knowledge. by sticking the notes on a wall and moving them around as they decide on the groups of ideas. This adds some Slips are the kind of mistake everybody makes physical energy to an otherwise quite simple activity, and is especially helpful for students with specific learning sometimes – we just forget something for a difficulties who may struggle to put ideas or information into a sequence. moment, or perhaps we write too quickly and not carefully enough!
TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY School of Information Technologies Department of Computer Systems BOOK SHOP B Homework II Supervisor: Lembit Jürimägi Tallinn 2021 Tallinn 2021 Author’s declaration of originality I hereby certify that I am the sole author of this thesis. All the used materials, references to the literature and the work of others have been referred to. This thesis has not been presented for examination anywhere else. Author: 01.06.2022 3 Table of contents 4 Table of figures 1.Task description My student code is xxxxx1 and my task is Book Shop B. For my variant I need to create two text files: “books.txt”, which stores all the information about the books, and “inventory.txt”, which stores all the records about the quantity and location of books in the shop. The
Lesson aims Review lecture 1 Review lecture 1 · (part 1) (part 1) Henry's Law · Respiratory responses & adaptations · Move onto the cardiovascular system · Lecture 1 recall task 1) Identify the route that air takes from the atmosphere to the blood (e.g., air enters through the mouth and then...). 2) Explain the mechanism of how air is drawn into the body with reference to Boyle's law and diffusion. 3) With reference to Dalton's law explain why training at altitude can be problematic for athletes. Henry's Law · When a mixture of gases is in contact with a liquid, each gas will dissolve in the liquid in proportion to its partial pressure. · Greater concentration of gas, the more and faster that gas will go into solution in the liquid. · How much gas dissolves in liquid depends on: solubility of the gas in the liquid temperature of the liquid. Did You Know...? The solubility of a gas in blood and the t
AIO All-In-One AIP Application Infrastruture Provider AIR Architecture Implementation Review AIS Automated Identification System [NCIC] + Automated Information Systems AISB Association of Imaging Service Bureaus AISP Association of Information Systems Professionals AIT Advanced Intelligent Tape (drive) [Sony] AIX Advanced Interactive Executive [IBM] AJAX Asynchronous JavaScript and XML ALAT Advanced Load Address Table ALC Arithmetic and Logic Circuits + Automatic Level Control ALE Address Latch Enable + Application Linking and Embedding ALGOL Algorithmic Oriented Language (see IAL) ALIBI Adaptive Location of Internetworked Bases of Information ALICE Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity ALINK Active Link [HTML] ALIWEB Archie Like Indexing in the Web [Internet] ALM Asset Liability Management ALN Asynchronous Learning Network ALOS Alternate Lighting Of Surfaces
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