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Part 1: Knowledge representation in PROLOG (20 %)

posted Oct 8, 2011, 2:27 PM by Kiran Jadhav   [ updated Jan 14, 2012, 3:05 AM ]

I know that you will google for an answer so I step up and post this to gather all class mate to work on it. If you could help just reply.


We are in a marriage bureau with a file of candidates to the marriage containing the following facts: Paul is tall, brown and of age ripe. He likes classical music, the books of adventure and swimming. His future wife must be tall, with red hair and young.

Kevin is not very tall, fair and young. He likes rock'n'roll, the books of science fiction and tennis. His future wife should be fair, young and not very tall.

Doug is small, brown and of age ripe. He likes jazz, the detective novels and tennis. He seeks a small, fair woman of average age.

Alice is not very tall, fair and of average age. She likes any type of music, the books of adventure and swimming. She seeks a tall man, brown and of average age.

Eva is not very tall, fair and young. She likes rock'n'roll, books of science fiction, and all sports. She seeks a young man, fair and not very tall.

Lea is small, brown and of age ripe. She likes classical music, the books of adventure and swimming. She seeks a brown man, not very tall and of age ripe. 1. Using PROLOG, express the facts above in the form of predicates.

2. It is considered that two people X and Y, of different sexes, are matched if : X is appropriate to Y and Y is appropriate to X.X is appropriate to Y if:

X is appropriate physically to Y (height, color of hair and age of X are those which Y seeks) and,

X and Y have the same tastes regarding music, literature and sport. Write a PROLOG program determining the matched couples.

Example 1 :

| ?- match(X,Y).

X = kevin Y = eva ? ;

X = eva Y = kevin ? ;

no

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