- A reasoner using webized prolog which basically means that atoms can be IRIs.
- Besides top-down reasoning with
conclusion :- premise
rules, it also does bottom-up reasoning withconclusion ?- premise
rules. - Bottum-up reasoning can use
stable(n)
to fail if the deductive closure at leveln
is not yet stable. - Proofs steps are
explains((conclusion ?- premise), premise_inst, conclusion_inst)
andconclusion_inst
is asserted. - Variables are interpreted as universally quantified variables except for
conclusion ?- premise
conclusion-only variables which are interpreted existentially. - Queries are posed as
true ?- premise
and answered asanswer(premise_inst)
. - Inference fuses are defined as
false ?- premise
and blown asfuse(premise_inst)
with return code 2.
- conclusion can be a conjunction
- conclusion can be
false
to blow an inference fuse - conclusion can be
true
to pose a query - conclusion can not be any other built-in
- conclusion-only variables are existentials
- current way to explain the reasoning as
explains
proof steps - avoiding loops that could occur with backward chaining
Install Trealla Prolog and test eye2 as follows:
git clone https://github.com/eyereasoner/eye2
cd eye2/etc
./test
- Personal notes by Tim Berners-Lee: Design Issues
- Book of Markus Triska: The Power of Prolog