Learning to build and comprehend complex information structures
prolog as a case study
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Contributions
- Brna, Paul. - Contributor
- Du Boulay, Ben. - Contributor
- Pain-Lewis, Helen. - Contributor
Publication
1999 - Ablex Pub. Corp., Stamford, Conn, Connecticut
Language
English
Word Count
104,750 words, Guess
Page Count
419 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelearningtobuildc0000unse_c8q4
- Internet Archivelearningtobuildc0000unse
- ISBN-101567504345
- ISBN-101567504353
- ISBN-139781567504347
Classifications
- DDC005.13/3
- LCCQA76.73.P76 L43 1999
- LCCQA76.73.P76L43 1999
Subjects
Topics
PrologGeneralComputersCognitive scienceInformation theoryInformation scienceComputer programmingInformation technologyEducational PsychologyComputer Books: LanguagesDatabases & data structuresProlog (Programming Language)Programming Languages - PrologProlog (Computer program languProgramming Languages - GeneralProlog (Computer program language)Education / Educational PsychologyComputers - Languages / ProgrammingComputer Bks - Languages / ProgrammingInformation storage and retrieval systems
Series Statement
- Contemporary studies in cognitive science and technology ;
- v. 3
Other Editions
- Learning to build and comprehend complex information structures: prolog as a case study
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