AN IMPLEMENTATION OF A THEOREM PROVER USED IN DEDUCTIVE OBJECT-ORIENTED DATABASES.

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Title: AN IMPLEMENTATION OF A THEOREM PROVER USED IN DEDUCTIVE OBJECT-ORIENTED DATABASES.
Authors: Marinov, Milko1
Source: Proceedings of the International Conference on Systems for Automation of Engineering & Research. 2003, p1. 5p.
Subjects: Deductive databases, Databases, Electronic information resources, Management of information storage & retrieval systems, Artificial intelligence, Linear control systems
Abstract: Deductive database systems provide the merging of the capabilities of database systems, including the efficient handling of large amounts of data, concurrency, security, and recovery, with logic-based reasoning systems in terms of deductive rules. In this paper an attempt is made to incorporate the artificial intelligence techniques into an object-oriented database. The classes hierarchy and implementation of an ordered linear resolution theorem prover are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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