Titlebook: ALPUK91; Proceedings of the 3 Geraint A. Wiggins,Chris Mellish,Tim Duncan Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag London 1992 Databases

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978-3-540-19734-8Springer-Verlag London 1992

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László Molnár,Gábor Kiszler,Edit Pollákture of the target MAPMAS (a DAP/Multi-Transputer system) is described. A generalised dataflow model for transforming Prolog programs into the Dataflow Search Graph (DSG) and executing them based on the DSG is shortly overviewed and illustrated with simple examples. In the paper an informal descript

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Nonna P. Finogenova,Nina R. Arkhipova possibly be required (we “speculate” that they will be required). We show how speculative computations may be expressed in the concurrent logic languages, but indicate that in the current state of these languages they are unsatisfactory as they do not allow us to express priority between computatio

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Enrique Martínez-Ansemil,Rut Colladols, without centralised con¬trol, using term unification as a basic processing mechanism. The main feature of NCL is distributed and data-driven control, which in turn allows the implementation of data-driven logical inference. The NCL logical inference is applicable to a more general form of formul

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0597-5xecuting CLP programs by exploiting constraint satis¬faction as a means for both solving constraints and controlling the whole computation. In the model, we separate constraint solving from the de-duction procedure. Deductions over constraints are extracted from the source program and represented as

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