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I'm a longtime python developer and recently have been introduced to Prolog. I love the concept of using relationship rules for certain kinds of tasks, and would like to add this to my repertoire.
Are there any good libraries for logic programming in Python? I've done some searching on Google but only found the following:
jtauber's blog series on relational_python
Would love to compare to some others...thanks!
-aj
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Logic Programming is a programming paradigm in which the problems are expressed as facts and rules by program statements but within a system of formal logic. Just like other programming paradigms like object oriented, functional, declarative, and procedural, etc., it is also a particular way to approach programming.
Python Logic programming is a programming paradigm that sees computation as automatic reasoning over a database of knowledge made of facts and rules. It is a way of programming and is based on formal logic.
The smarter the machine gets, the better that AI code is considered. As the advent of creating intelligent machines is increasing, there is also an increase in the creative ways of coding these machines. One such creative construct being used to build AI is Logic Programming.
You may want to use pyDatalog, a logic programming library that I developed for Python implementing Datalog. It also works with SQLAlchemy to query relational databases using logic clauses.
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