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Alain Colmerauer (24
January 1941 – 12 May 2017) was a
French computer scientist. He was a
professor at Aix-M****ille University, and the
creator of the...
- They gave
credit for the idea to
Colmerauer and Kowalski, and they note that DCGs are a
special case of
Colmerauer's metamorphosis grammars. They introduced...
- (French for
programming in logic). It was
created around 1972 by
Alain Colmerauer with
Philippe Roussel,
based on
Robert Kowalski's
procedural interpretation...
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altering the
behavior of the
theorem prover. In the meanwhile,
Alain Colmerauer in M****ille was
working on natural-language understanding,
using logic...
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given grammar rules,
developed at the Université de Montréal by
Alain Colmerauer in 1967–70 for use in
natural language processing. The Université de Montréal's...
- prototypes,
using the Q-Systems
programming language created by
Alain Colmerauer,
which were
among the
first attempts to
perform automatic translation...
- language,
based on
formal logic. The
language was
developed by
Alain Colmerauer and
Philippe Roussel in M****ille, France. It is an
implementation of...
- 1927
Gilbert Benausse,
French rugby league footballer, b. 1932
Alain Colmerauer,
French computer scientist,
inventor of the
programming language Prolog...
- (Hungary)
David H. D.
Warren (UK) The ALP
Alain Colmerauer Prolog Heritage Prize (in short: the
Alain Colmerauer Prize) is
organized by the ALP. The
Prize is...
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design of an object-oriented language. Prolog,
designed in 1972 by
Alain Colmerauer,
Phillipe Roussel, and
Robert Kowalski, was the
first logic programming...
