Prolog Online Training

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Created by Arnab Chakraborty, Last Updated 05-Sep-2019, Language:English

Description

Prolog has its roots in first-order logic, a formal logic, and unlike many other programming languages, Prolog is declarative: the program logic is expressed in terms of relations, represented as facts and rules. A computation is initiated by running a query over these relations.

Audience

This tutorial will especially help interested students and engineering graduates to implement and realize natural language understanding, expert systems, specification language, machine learning, robot planning, automated reasoning, problem solving and so on.

Course Content

Prolog Introduction

4 Lectures 00:14:20
- Prolog - Introduction
  
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  00:02:37
- Prolog - What is Prolog?
  
  Preview
  
  00:03:05
- Prolog - Applications
  
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  00:03:29
- Prolog - Environment Setup
  
  00:05:09
An Overview of Prolog

5 Lectures 00:45:27
- Prolog - Relations in Prolog
  
  00:02:38
- Prolog - Programming Facts, Rules, Queries
  
  00:12:02
- Prolog - Family Relationship in Prolog
  
  00:13:19
- Prolog - More on Family Relationship in Prolog
  
  00:08:47
- Prolog - Recursion in Family Relationship
  
  00:08:41
Syntax & Meaning of Prolog Program

9 Lectures 00:43:38
- Prolog Data Objects - Introduction
  
  00:02:58
- Prolog Data Objects - Atoms and Numbers
  
  00:03:14
- Prolog Data Objects - Variables
  
  00:02:22
- Prolog Data Objects - Structures
  
  00:02:32
- Prolog Data Objects - Max and Min of Two Numbers
  
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  00:02:50
- Prolog Data Objects - Resistance of a Resistive Circuit
  
  00:04:57
- Prolog Data Objects - Horizontal and Vertical Line Segments
  
  00:04:25
- Prolog Data Objects - Towers of Hanoi
  
  00:07:46
- Prolog Data Objects - Monkey and Banana Problem
  
  00:12:34
Prolog Lists

25 Lectures 01:29:57
- Prolog Lists - Representation
  
  00:03:47
- Prolog Lists - Membership
  
  00:04:06
- Prolog Lists - Length Calculation
  
  00:03:13
- Prolog Lists - Concatenation
  
  00:03:22
- Prolog Lists - in Words
  
  00:03:29
- Prolog Lists - Delete an Item
  
  00:03:10
- Prolog Lists - Permutation
  
  00:04:59
- Prolog Lists - Append
  
  00:04:24
- Prolog Lists - Last Element
  
  00:01:49
- Prolog Lists - No Doubles
  
  00:04:59
- Prolog Lists - Insert
  
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  00:03:32
- Prolog Lists - Reverse
  
  00:03:54
- Prolog Lists - Palindrome
  
  00:03:26
- Prolog Lists - Even and Odd Lengths
  
  00:02:58
- Prolog Lists - Shift
  
  00:03:22
- Prolog Lists - Subset
  
  00:04:23
- Prolog Lists - Divide
  
  00:03:15
- Prolog Lists - Max Item
  
  00:02:29
- Prolog Lists - Sum List
  
  00:02:33
- Prolog Lists - Ordering of Items
  
  00:02:37
- Prolog Lists - Numbers Between Two Limits
  
  00:03:22
- Prolog Lists - To Find N-Th Number
  
  00:02:47
- Prolog Lists - Union of Two Lists
  
  00:04:04
- Prolog Lists - Intersection of Two Lists
  
  00:03:45
- Prolog Lists - Merge Sort on a List
  
  00:06:12
Prolog Operators

2 Lectures 00:06:11
- Prolog Operators - Comparison
  
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  00:01:56
- Prolog Operators - Arithmetic
  
  00:04:15
Prolog Structures

2 Lectures 00:05:33
- Prolog Structures - Introduction
  
  00:03:06
- Prolog - Matching
  
  00:02:27
Prolog Backtracking

7 Lectures 00:35:24
- Prolog - Preventing Backtracking
  
  00:09:04
- Prolog - Example-1 Using Cut
  
  00:08:28
- Prolog - Example-2 Using Cut
  
  00:05:08
- Prolog - Example-3 Using Cut
  
  00:04:23
- Prolog - Negation as Failure
  
  00:02:59
- Prolog - Using Different Relation
  
  00:03:30
- Prolog - Not Relation
  
  00:01:52
Prolog Input and Output

1 Lectures 00:09:35
- Prolog - Input Output Handling
  
  00:09:35
Prolog Built-In Predicates

7 Lectures 00:53:33
- Prolog - Identifying Terms
  
  00:11:15
- Prolog - Decomposing Structures
  
  00:12:29
- Prolog - Collecting All Solutions
  
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  00:03:10
- Prolog - Findall/3
  
  00:06:27
- Prolog - Setof/3
  
  00:09:53
- Prolog - Bagof/3
  
  00:05:31
- Prolog - Mathematical Predicates
  
  00:04:48
Prolog Case Study

3 Lectures 00:20:59
- Prolog - Implementation of Tree Data Structure
  
  00:05:49
- Prolog - More on Tree Data Structure
  
  00:05:12
- Prolog - Some More on Tree Data Structure
  
  00:09:58

Arnab Chakraborty

Corporate Trainer

Prof. Arnab Chakraborty is a Calcutta University alumnus with B.Sc. in Physics Hons Gold medalist, B. Tech and M. Tech in Computer Science and Engineering has twenty-six+ years of academic teaching experience in different universities, colleges and thirteen+ years of corporate training experiences for 170+ companies and trained 50,000+ professionals. He has also completed MBA from Vidyasagar University with dual specialization in Human Resource Management and Marketing Management. He is NLP and PMP trained, "Global DMAIC Six Sigma Master Black Belt" certified by IQF (USA). He is certified by ISA (USA) on "Control and Automation System". He is "Global ITIL V3 Foundation" certified as awarded by APMG (UK). Qualified for "Accredited Management Teacher" by AIMA (India). "Star Python" Global Certified from Star Certification (USA). "Certified Scrum Master (CSM)" Global Certification from Scrum Alliance (USA). He is also empaneled trainer for multiple corporates, e.g. HP, Accenture, IBM etc