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| <TITLE>Paradigms of AI Programming Source Code</TITLE> | ||
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| <h1>Paradigms of AI Programming Source Code</h1> | ||
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| This page is the index for the Lisp source code files | ||
| for the book <i>Paradigms of Artificial | ||
| Intelligence Programming</i>. The code is offered as | ||
| open source freeware under <a href="../license.html">this license</a>. | ||
| You can browse all the files in <a href="../paip/">this directory</a>. | ||
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| <h1>Installation Instructions</h1> | ||
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| <ol> | ||
| <li> Download the file <a href="http://norvig.com/paip/paip.zip">paip.zip</a> and unzip it. | ||
| <li> You must have a <a href="http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/faqs/lang/lisp/part4/faq-doc-1.html">lisp compiler/interpreter</a>. | ||
| <li> To test all the code, do the following: | ||
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| (load "auxfns.lisp") | ||
| (requires "examples") | ||
| (do-examples :all) | ||
| </pre> | ||
| This should print out a long list of inputs and outputs, and the last output | ||
| should be the total number of errors. If all goes well, this should be "0". | ||
| </ol> | ||
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| <h1>Use</h1> | ||
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| To use the code, edit any of the files or add new files. You will | ||
| always have to do <tt>(load "auxfns.lisp")</tt> first, and you will | ||
| typically have to do <tt>(requires "<i>file</i>")</tt>, for various | ||
| instances of <i>file</i> that you want to use. | ||
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| <p> | ||
| The function "requires" | ||
| is used for a primitive form of control over what files require other | ||
| files to be loaded first. If "requires" does not work properly on | ||
| your system you may have to alter its definition, in the file | ||
| "auxfns.lisp". For more complicated use of these files, you should | ||
| follow the guidelines for organizing files explained in Chapter 24. | ||
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| The function <tt>do-examples</tt>, which takes as an argument either <tt>:all</tt> | ||
| or a chapter number or a list of chapter numbers, can be used to see examples | ||
| of the use of various functions. For example, <tt>(do-examples 1)</tt> shows | ||
| the examples from chapter 1. | ||
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| <h1>The Files</h1> | ||
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| The index below gives the chapter in the book, file | ||
| name, and short description for each file. | ||
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| <pre> | ||
| CH Filename Description | ||
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| - <a href="README.html">README.html</a> This file: explanation and index | ||
| - <a href="examples.lisp">examples.lisp</a> A list of example inputs taken from the book | ||
| - <a href="tutor.lisp">tutor.lisp</a> An interactive application for running the examples | ||
| - <a href="gui-capi.lisp">gui-capi.lisp</a> Graphical User Interface for Harlequin's CAPI | ||
| - <a href="gui-mcl.lisp">gui-mcl.lisp</a> Graphical User Interface for Macintosh Common Lisp | ||
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| 24 <a href="loop.lisp">loop.lisp</a> Load this first if your Lisp doesn't support ANSI LOOP | ||
| - <a href="auxfns.lisp">auxfns.lisp</a> Auxiliary functions; load this before anything else | ||
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| 1 <a href="intro.lisp">intro.lisp</a> A few simple definitions | ||
| 2 <a href="simple.lisp">simple.lisp</a> Random sentence generator (two versions) | ||
| 3 <a href="overview.lisp">overview.lisp</a> 14 versions of LENGTH and other examples | ||
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| 4 <a href="gps1.lisp">gps1.lisp</a> Simple version of General Problem Solver | ||
| 4 <a href="gps.lisp">gps.lisp</a> Final version of General Problem Solver | ||
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| 5 <a href="eliza1.lisp">eliza1.lisp</a> Basic version of Eliza program | ||
| 5 <a href="eliza.lisp">eliza.lisp</a> Eliza with more rules; different reader | ||
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| 6 <a href="patmatch.lisp">patmatch.lisp</a> Pattern Matching Utility | ||
| 6 <a href="eliza-pm.lisp">eliza-pm.lisp</a> Version of Eliza using utilities | ||
| 6 <a href="search.lisp">search.lisp</a> Search Utility | ||
| 6 <a href="gps-srch.lisp">gps-srch.lisp</a> Version of GPS using the search utility | ||
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| 7 <a href="student.lisp">student.lisp</a> The Student Program | ||
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| 8 <a href="macsyma.lisp">macsyma.lisp</a> The Macsyma Program | ||
| 8 <a href="macsymar.lisp">macsymar.lisp</a> Simplification and integration rules for Macsyma | ||
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| 9-10 (no files; important functions in <a href="auxfns.lisp">auxfns.lisp</a> | ||
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| 11 <a href="unify.lisp">unify.lisp</a> Unification functions | ||
| 11 <a href="prolog1.lisp">prolog1.lisp</a> First version of Prolog interpreter | ||
| 11 <a href="prolog.lisp">prolog.lisp</a> Final version of Prolog interpreter | ||
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| 12 <a href="prologc1.lisp">prologc1.lisp</a> First version of Prolog compiler | ||
| 12 <a href="prologc2.lisp">prologc2.lisp</a> Second version of Prolog compiler | ||
| 12 <a href="prologc.lisp">prologc.lisp</a> Final version of Prolog compiler | ||
| 12 <a href="prologcp.lisp">prologcp.lisp</a> Primitives for Prolog compiler | ||
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| 13 <a href="clos.lisp">clos.lisp</a> Some object-oriented and CLOS code | ||
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| 14 <a href="krep1.lisp">krep1.lisp</a> Knowledge Representation code: first version | ||
| 14 <a href="krep2.lisp">krep2.lisp</a> Knowledge Representation code with conjunctions | ||
| 14 <a href="krep.lisp">krep.lisp</a> Final KR code: worlds and attached functions | ||
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| 15 <a href="cmacsyma.lisp">cmacsyma.lisp</a> Efficient Macsyma with canonical form | ||
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| 16 <a href="mycin.lisp">mycin.lisp</a> The Emycin expert system shell | ||
| 16 <a href="mycin-r.lisp">mycin-r.lisp</a> Some rules for a medical application of emycin | ||
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| 17 <a href="waltz.lisp">waltz.lisp</a> A Line-Labeling program using the Waltz algorithm | ||
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| 18 <a href="othello.lisp">othello.lisp</a> The Othello playing program and some strategies | ||
| 18 <a href="othello2.lisp">othello2.lisp</a> Additional strategies for Othello | ||
| 18 <a href="edge-tab.lisp">edge-tab.lisp</a> Edge table for Iago strategy | ||
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| 19 <a href="syntax1.lisp">syntax1.lisp</a> Syntactic Parser | ||
| 19 <a href="syntax2.lisp">syntax2.lisp</a> Syntactic Parser with semantics | ||
| 19 <a href="syntax3.lisp">syntax3.lisp</a> Syntactic Parser with semantics and preferences | ||
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| 20 <a href="unifgram.lisp">unifgram.lisp</a> Unification Parser | ||
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| 21 <a href="grammar.lisp">grammar.lisp</a> Comprehensive grammar of English | ||
| 21 <a href="lexicon.lisp">lexicon.lisp</a> Sample Lexicon of English | ||
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| 22 <a href="interp1.lisp">interp1.lisp</a> Scheme interpreter, including version with macros | ||
| 22 <a href="interp2.lisp">interp2.lisp</a> A tail recurive Scheme interpreter | ||
| 22 <a href="interp3.lisp">interp3.lisp</a> A Scheme interpreter that handles call/cc | ||
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| 23 <a href="compile1.lisp">compile1.lisp</a> Simple Scheme compiler | ||
| 23 <a href="compile2.lisp">compile2.lisp</a> Compiler with tail recursion and primitives | ||
| 23 <a href="compile3.lisp">compile3.lisp</a> Compiler with peephole optimizer | ||
| 23 <a href="compopt.lisp">compopt.lisp</a> Peephole optimizers for compile3.lisp | ||
| </pre> | ||
| <p> | ||
| <hr> | ||
| <i><a href="http://www.norvig.com">Peter Norvig</a></i> | ||
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