Here are Prolog examples of Means-Ends Analysis (code and sample
runs) as well as a sample run (lcp-log) of the Lisp code from the
text for Least-Commitment Planning.
Croquet Tournament
*READ THIS!* Tom Kiesling pointed out that my AC-next
function does not work correctly if both players are in a hoop.
I have re-written that function (the new code replaces the old
in ~mikes/159/croquet.lisp) and suggest that you get a new copy
for your programs.
Lisp Quiz
On Monday, Jan 26, we'll be having a Lisp Quiz in class.
The questions can be found in the file ~mikes/159/lisp_quiz.
Here's a link to a
copy of the file.
The clisp interpreter is based on the language described in
the first edition of this book. So, while some of the advanced
features described in this second edition may not be implemented,
this should be a good on-line reference for clisp.
Here is a link to Douglas Lenat's AI company. They're working
on creating a huge database of common sense facts with reasonable ways
to access and use the facts in AI applications.
Here's a site where you can read about the Deep Blue chess match. They'll
even tell you who won correctly! (I got it wrong in class)
This site created and maintained by
Dr. Michael C. Slattery
of Marquette University.
You can contact me at
mikes (a) mscs.mu.edu.
The photos of Jupiter and its moons were obtained from the
Nasa photo archives (Hubble and Galileo) at
www.nasa.gov
