Syllog a Knowledge Based Data Management System
Syllog a Knowledge Based Data Management System
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" from the screen, then types in an underline followed by the data. If the data are in a file, one can give the command _village is in _New-York which adds the contents of the file to the "is in" relation. 2. 3 Querying the Data Base At this point, the system contains some data and some elementary knowledge about how to use the data. Suppose we want a list of places in Washington. The SYLLOG prompt places the prototype sentences _village is in _New-York can take a taxi from _village to _uptown ...on the screen. We then delete the second sentence and insert an underline to get village is in New-York - 5 - This is a command to print out all places in all cities, so before executing it we change _New-York so that the screen reads _village is in Washington Note that _village is only a place holder here; the query would have the same effect if we used _white-house or _x instead. However, if we changed Washington to New-York, we would have a different query. We now indicate that the query is to be executed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" from the screen, then types in an underline followed by the data. If the data are in a file, one can give the command _village is in _New-York which adds the contents of the file to the "is in" relation. 2. 3 Querying the Data Base At this point, the system contains some data and some elementary knowledge about how to use the data. Suppose we want a list of places in Washington. The SYLLOG prompt places the prototype sentences _village is in _New-York can take a taxi from _village to _uptown ...on the screen. We then delete the second sentence and insert an underline to get village is in New-York - 5 - This is a command to print out all places in all cities, so before executing it we change _New-York so that the screen reads _village is in Washington Note that _village is only a place holder here; the query would have the same effect if we used _white-house or _x instead. However, if we changed Washington to New-York, we would have a different query. We now indicate that the query is to be executed.
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