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Old Friends Revisited,The programs in this chapter are old friends to programmers who may well have written them in each language that they learned. The rule-based programming paradigm is different from most algorithmic languages in at least two respects:

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Parts of Prolog and Lisp,Each language and metaphor has strengths and weaknesses that are unique to it. This is as true of programming languages and systems as it is for so-called natural languages. As the previous chapters have shown the strengths of the rule-based paradigm as embodied in . help provide good solutions to a range of problems.

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Machine Learning,The model of learning used here is acquiring and developing a hierarchical structure from a set of instances. The hierarchy that is realized is a lattice. The learning sequence is:

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