Titlebook: Web Knowledge Management and Decision Support; 14th International C Oskar Bartenstein,Ulrich Geske,Osamu Yoshie Conference proceedings 2003

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The Rule Markup Language: RDF-XML Data Model, XML Schema Hierarchy, and XSL Transformations RuleML data model uses Order-Labeled trees, combining the RDF and XML models. As part of RuleML‘s hierarchy of sublanguages, the RuleML-Prolog DTD is developed into an XML Schema. XSLT (XSL Transformations) is employed for practical XML-to- XML and XML-to-(X)HTML transformation of Prolog on the Web.

Robust

A Functional Operator-Based Morphological Analysis of Japaneseeme, which gives the developer of the analyser a clear guiding principle guaranteeing the exhaustiveness of his grammar from the inception of the development task, freeing him from the complex bookkeeping of continuation lexicons often associated with typical finite state lexical transducers.

Moderate

A Functional Operator-Based Morphological Analysis of Japaneseeme, which gives the developer of the analyser a clear guiding principle guaranteeing the exhaustiveness of his grammar from the inception of the development task, freeing him from the complex bookkeeping of continuation lexicons often associated with typical finite state lexical transducers.

BROOK

Prolog Issues and Experimental Results of an MCMC Algorithmproduced by stochastic logic programs. The objective of this paper is threefold (a) to show that SLD-trees are an elegant means for describing prior distributions over model structures (b) to sketch an implementation of the MCMC algorithm in Prolog, and (c) to provide insights on desirable properties for SLPs.

ostensible

Prolog Issues and Experimental Results of an MCMC Algorithmproduced by stochastic logic programs. The objective of this paper is threefold (a) to show that SLD-trees are an elegant means for describing prior distributions over model structures (b) to sketch an implementation of the MCMC algorithm in Prolog, and (c) to provide insights on desirable properties for SLPs.