About This Assignment ECS 140A Programming Languages Winter 2024 Homework 4 • This assignment asks you to complete programming tasks using the Go programming language and the SWI-Prolog programming language. • You are only allowed to use the subset of Go and Prolog that we have discussed in class. No credit will be given in …
Homework 4. Towers solver Motivation Towers is an arithmetical-logical puzzle whose goal is to fill in an N×N grid with integers, so that every row and every column contains all the integers from 1 through N, and so that certain extra constraints can be met. These extra constraints are specified by counts of which towers …
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Coursework1 (Submission by groups of two students allowed/welcome) Due date: Monday 12 February 2018 Electronic submission (code + this worksheet) on CATE 1. Introduction We will be looking at a two player board game called “war of life” which will be played on an 8×8 board. Player 1 will start with …
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Articial Intelligence Coursework (COMS30072) Boiler-plate · Coursework Brief · GridWorld Library · Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4 · Marking Scheme This document provides an overview of and guidelines for the coursework assessment (COMS30072) on the 3rd year Articial Intelligence (AI) unit in the 2023-4 academic year. After outlining the …
solve_task (Task,Cost) :- my_agent (A), get_agent_position(A, P), solve_task_dfs(Task, [P], [P|Path]), !, agent_do_moves(A,Path), length(Path, Cost). solve_task_dfs(Task, [P|Ps],Path) : – achieved(Task,P), reverse ([P|Ps],Path) map_adjacent(P, Q,empty), \+ member (O,Ps), solve_task_dfs(Task, [Q, P|Ps], Path). achieved (Task ‚Pos) : – Task=find(Obj), map_adjacent (Pos ,_,Obj) Task=go(Pos). You will need to replace the above solve_task_dfs/3 by a new predicate (with your choice …
Fill-in puzzles A fill-in puzzle (sometimes called a fill-it-in) is like a crossword puzzle, except that instead of being given obscure clues telling us which words go where, you are given a list of all the words to place in the puzzle, but not told where they go. The puzzle consists of a grid of …
Here’s a reminder of the predicates you must implement. See earlier slides in this assignment for details. • hand_value (Hand, Startcard, Value) Value (an integer) is the total cribbage point value of Hand when Star tcard is the start card. Hand is represented as a list of 4 card terms, and Startcard is a single …
Clayton School of Information Technology Faculty of Information Technology Monash University FIT2014 Theory of Computation SAMPLE EXAM 2nd semester, 2013 Instructions: 10 minutes reading time. 3 hours writing time. No books, calculators or devices. Total marks on the exam = 120. Question 1 (4 marks) Annie, Henrietta, Radhanath and Williamina have been shortlisted for two …
Enrolment Number: The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems Semester 1, 2018 Sample Assessment COMP90048 Declarative Programming Reading Time: 15 minutes Total marks for this paper: 100 Writing Time: 2 hours This paper has 12 pages. Authorised Materials: Writing instruments (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, rulers). No other materials and no electronic devices …
The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems Semester 1, 2020 Sample Assessment COMP90048 Declarative Programming Sample Answers Included Reading Time: 15 minutes Total marks for this paper: 100 Writing Time: 2 hours This paper has 8 pages, including this title page. Authorised Materials: Writing instruments (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, rulers). No other …