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My way of explaining topics I find difficult. I hope my explanations may help others.
prolog backtracking 2
Walking through a prolog backtracking example
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link to how to remove duplicate elements in a list - similar strategy to identifying if list contains all unique elements.
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link to how to remove duplicate elements in a list - similar strategy to identifying if list contains all unique elements.
ua-cam.com/video/IHH42cS3hnM/v-deo.html
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prolog unification
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Explaining the basic concepts of what prolog unification is the rules involved Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog create list of numbers (Part 6)
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One way to create a range of numbers in prolog Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog reverse list (Part 4)
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One way to reverse a list in prolog by discussing the strategy and implementation Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog sum list elements (Part 3)
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One way to sum all the elements in a list in prolog by discussing the strategy and implementation Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog remove duplicates from list (Part 5)
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One way to convert a list into a set in prolog by discussing the strategy and implementation Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog sum series of numbers (Part 2)
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An approach to recursively calculating the sum of a series of numbers. Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog backtracking 1
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How prolog process a simple compound query Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog remove last element (Part 1)
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How removing the last element from a list works by using the append predicate. Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog remove last element (Part 2)
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Another detailed walk through of a different strategy for removing the last element of a list. Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog split list
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A trace through prolog recursion and backtracking using the append predicate which splits a list. Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
prolog append
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A detailed visual walk through of how the prolog append predicate works. Please view video in full screen mode to see clearly
What if the ordering does matter? How do we keep it [a,1] instead of [1,a]?
Thank you so much ❤️
Great video! Thanks for your clear explanation
If anyone finds themselves like me learning how to do Prolog before a test and it’s a god damn dungeon of language let me just say Good Luck! You are rare but not alone. Also on some actual help shit, use member and select to randomly choose an item from a list
Great explanation, thank you !
This does not work work me, I copied your code exactly and used the same examples and just get an output of FALSE. Im so confused, how does your terminal print out the resulting set, mine just says true or false. Also how are you not getting singleton variable compilation errors?
Thanks
Thank you so much for your clear explanations!, Now I understand. Thousands of Thanks !!
Thank you sir!
Just wasted 2 hours watching an university lecture about this. It was disorganized, the rules weren't presented in a structured way, and I was left confused. Watched this video and in 20 minutes now I understand well enough to start working on the assignemnts...
Great video. ;-) . Thanks
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
can you help me to solve this Write a program to classify fruits in terms of similarity of color and shape through building relationships (facts and rules) The names of the facts (color and shape) The name of the rule (classification of fruits)
Thanks! Great explanation, helped a lot!!!
Thank you so much dude
Sooo useful---thank you so much
thank you, very clear examples
respect! thank u smart cool person!
Your videos are great! Thanks a lot, man
Perfect video! Thanks :)
Thanks a bunch for the clear explanation and giving lots of examples. Helped me out with my presentation.
Such a shame you don't post anymore. These videos are great. Wish I'd found them earlier.
mate you have a serious talent for explaining things so that they are simple to understand. I hope you continue teaching of some sort, cheers from ireland
thanks for great Video! Coud you make ones to Permutation in Prolog, please?
thanks !!!
good teaches
Thanks
thank you.
Thank you very much for the explanation. Much clearer and easier to follow than my professor.
Thanks man, it really helped me a lot!
DAYUMN SON!
So nice ty
gracias senor
My book never explained that "bar followed by a list collapses". Thank you, I now understand how this all bloody works :)
I watched this think like 5 times and im still confused
Robinson's unification algorithm [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unification_(computer_science)#A_unification_algorithm]
Good....clearly explained...but font size is too small...I can't see clearly... please increase the font size...
Your video, especially the part where you show the return values propagate back up, really helped solidify Prolog in general for me. Thank you!
Perfectly vizualised thanks a lot! This helped me soo much!
thank you very much! this video helped me understand the magic of unification and debugging in prolog
great tutorial! i finally understand it :D
Wish my teacher from logic would be so enthusiastic and informative as you. Thanks. exams are close!
Very helpful, thanks
oh shit hes not east indian
A gem amongst Computer science concept tutorials
Had a very small link missing, and the red text on the bottom left corner filled it in. Thanks.
Thanks so much. You have explained Unification in such an easy to understand way. I was completely lost in the 1 hour lecture, and you explain it in 20 mins. Thanks!
Nice explanation :)
Thanks man!
Great tutorial.