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Prolog+CG 2.0.8 (Default branch)







Prolog+CG 2.0.8 (Default branch)

Prolog+CG 2.0.8 (Default branch) 04/06/2005 09:31 PM

Prolog+CG is an implementation of Prolog with extensions for supporting the Conceptual Graph theory of John Sowa, as well as Object-Oriented extensions. CGs are first-class data objects, and thus completely integrated into the language. Prolog+CG can be used for knowledge representation, reasoning about meaning, formal narratological analysis, and other knowledge representation tasks.


Changes:
Prolog+CG can now be run as a Java applet. Many new built-in predicates have been added, a few bugs have been fixed, and the manual has been completely overhauled.




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