Fril++

On the implementation of Fril++ for object-oriented logic programming with uncertainty and fuzziness. Uncertain and fuzzy object-oriented logic programming is a combination of logic programming, object-oriented programming, and uncertain and fuzzy logic to exploit the advantages of all three disciplines in dealing with real world problems. This paper presents our implementation of Fril++, the Fril-based uncertain and fuzzy object-oriented logic programming language. Fril++ syntax is introduced and related semantic issues, particularly, ones of uncertain multiple inheritance and uncertain membership evaluation, are discussed and solutions to them are proposed. The implemented compiler translating a Fril++ source program into a Fril target program is then presented with examples.

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  1. Farnadi, Golnoosh; Bach, Stephen H.; Moens, Marie-Francine; Getoor, Lise; De Cock, Martine: Soft quantification in statistical relational learning (2017)
  2. Farnadi, Golnoosh; Bach, Stephen H.; Blondeel, Marjon; Moens, Marie-Francine; Getoor, Lise; De Cock, Martine: Statistical relational learning with soft quantifiers (2016)
  3. Cao, T. H.; Rossiter, J. M.: A deductive probabilistic and fuzzy object-oriented database language. (2003)
  4. Bouchon-Meunier, Bernadette (ed.); Gutiérrez-Ríos, Julio (ed.); Magdalena, Luis (ed.); Yager, Ronald R. (ed.): Technologies for constructing intelligent systems. 2: Tools (2002)
  5. Cao, T. H.; Rossiter, J. M.; Martin, T. P.; Baldwin, J. F.: On the implementation of Fril++ for object-oriented logic programming with uncertainty and fuzziness. (2002)