Inductive Logic Programming

Name: Inductive Logic Programming
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ISBN: 9780125097154

ISBN-10: 0125097158

ISBN-13: 9780125097154

Edition: 1992

Authors: Stephen Muggleton

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Book details

List price: $162.00
Copyright year: 1992
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
Publication date: 7/27/1992
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 565
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.50" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.090
Language: English



Inductive Logic Programming


Extensions of Inversion of Resolution Applied to Theory Completion


Generalization and Learnability: A Study of Constrained Atoms


Learning Theoretical Terms


Logic Program Synthesis from Good Examples


A Critical Comparison of Various Methods Based on Inverse Resolution


Non-Monotonic Learning


An Overview of the Interactive Concept-Learner and Theory Revisor CLINT


A Framework for Inductive Logic Programming


The Rule-Based Systems Project: Using Confirmation Theory and Non-Monotonic Logics for Incremental Learning


Relating Relational Learning Algorithms


Machine Invention of First-Order Predicates By Inverting Resolution


Efficient Induction of Logic Programs


Constraints for Predicate Invention


Refinement Graphs for FOIL and LINUS


Controlling the Complexity of Learning in Logic Through Syntactic and Task-Oriented Models


Efficient Learning of Logic Programs with Non-Determinate, Non-Discriminating Literals


An Information-Based Approach to Integrating Empirical and Explanation-Based Learning


Analogical Reasoning for Logic Programming


Some Thoughts on Inverse Resolution


Experiments in Non-Monotonic First-Order Induction


Learning Qualitative Models of Dynamic Systems


The Application of Inductive Logic Programming to Finite Element Mesh Design


Inducing Temporal Fault Diagnostic Rules from a Qualitative Model


Inductive Learning of Relations from Noisy Examples


Learning Chess Patterns


Applying Inductive Logic Programming in Reactive Environments


Chapter References