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From: clark@sdcsla.UUCP (Clark Quinn)
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Subject: Prolog book info request
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Date: Tue, 29-Jan-85 16:07:57 EST
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I have heard some interesting talk about Prolog and it's advantages
for psychological modeling.  I am considering using it for a 
project for a class in psychological modeling.  However, the only
information we have on Prolog is the Users Manual.  Great if you already
know Prolog, not much help in learning to program in it.  So, here's 
the request.  What book would you recommend as an introduction to
programming in Prolog?  Please mail me the answers, I will gladly
summarize if there is enough interest.  Thanks, -- Clark


 Clark N. Quinn
 Institute for Cognitive Science C-015
 University of California, San Diego
 La Jolla, California 92093
 (619) 452-2541 (UCSD): (619) 481-0952 (Home)
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