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A Tabled Prolog Program for Solving Sokoban

This paper presents our program in B-Prolog submitted to the third ASP solver competition for the Sokoban problem. This program, based on dynamic programming, treats Sokoban as a generalized shortest path problem. It divides a problem into …

BAAC: A Prolog System for Action Description and Agents Coordination

The paper presents a system for knowledge representation and coordination, where autonomous agents reason and act in a shared environment. Agents autonomously pursue individual goals, but can interact through a shared knowledge repository. In their …

Conceptual Design Patterns for Relational Databases

Exploring Protein Fragment Assembly Using CLP

The paper investigates a novel approach, based on Constraint Logic Programming (CLP), to predict potential 3D conformations of a protein via fragments assembly. The fragments are extracted and clustered by a preprocessor from a database of known …

Formal analysis of Facebook Connect Single Sign-On authentication protocol

Introducing FIASCO: Fragment-based Interactive Assembly for protein Structure prediction with COnstraints

The paper summarizes the recent developments in the cre- ation of a constraint-based framework for the analysis of protein confor- mations. The framework is designed to be used by computational and life scientists to provide new insights in the …

mrNA: the MPI randomized Numerical Aligner

The advent of Next Generation Sequencers (NGS)has driven the necessity to design new and more sophisticated tools in order to cope with the huge amount of data produced by these novel technologies. String alignment against a genome reference is the …

PrettyCLP: a Light Java Implementation for Teaching CLP

Recursion is nowadays taught to students since their first programming days in order to embed it deeply in their brains. However, students' first impact on Prolog programs execution sometimes weakens their faith in recursive programming thus …

SCOP Family Fingerprints: An Information Theoretic Approach to Structural Classification of Protein Domains

Protein domain classification is a useful instrument to deduce functional properties of proteins. Several databases have been introduced that collect domains having a known structure, and SCOP is probably the most used one. It classifies domains in a …

Unobservable intrusion detection based on call traces in paravirtualized systems