Titlebook: Inductive Logic Programming; 6th International Wo Stephen Muggleton Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 indu

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Raymond J. Mooney equations in free groups and monoids with involution in the presence of rational constraints. This became possible due to the recently invented recompression technique of the second author..He successfully applied the recompression technique for pure word equations without involution or rational co

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Erika Van Baelen,Luc De Raedt various problems in this area. Most existing works obtain algorithmic results, proposing polynomial/exponential algorithms for motion planning under different kinematic and dynamic conditions. Among them, [3] devises a polynomial-time approximation algorithm to compute time-optimal motion in two an

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Gabriella Kókai,Zoltán Alexin,Tibor Gyimóthyundamental constructivist principles and examines how these principles might establish an increased presence within the future of computer science education. Programming and WWW support tools are given some coverage from a constructivist perspective. In addition, it is proposed that the very rapidit

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Nobuhiro Inuzuka,Masakage Kamo,Naohiro Ishii,Hirohisa Seki,Hidenori Itohs calculi. Traditional models like synchronisation trees and event structures have been shown to embed fully and faithfully in particular presheaf models in such a way that bisimulation, expressed through the presence of a span of open maps, is conserved. As is shown in the work of Joyal and Moerdij

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Shan-Hwei Nienhuys-Cheng,Ronald de Wolflity for the role of a general framework for modeling concurrent computation. As a basic tool we introduce a ‘modal’ logic of transition rules and runs, which is, in the context of evolving algebras, just a definitional extension of ordinary first order logic. A notion of independence of rules and r