Inductive Logic Programming: Theory and Methods
by Stephen Muggleton, Luc de Raedt
Publisher: ScienceDirect 1994
Number of pages: 51
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Inductive Logic Programming is a new discipline which investigates the inductive construction of first-order clausal theories from examples and background knowledge. The authors survey the most important theories and methods of this new field.
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