Re: open source artificial ignorance-like systems
"Richard P. Welty" <[email protected]>
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Jim Prewett wrote: > I think that Lisp is an excellent choice. LoGS is written in Lisp. LoGS > uses Lisp for its configuration language as well - I think its pretty > powerful :) i contemplated doing some AI like log analysis a few years back as part of a startup project that never got off the ground. some of the sorts of things i was thinking about doing might have been better served by prolog, actually. lisp can be very good for this sort of stuff, but academic lisp programmers often aren't very good at efficient lisp (yes, lisp can be efficient, but the programmer has to want to write it efficiently, and the language is frequently not well taught.) richard (10 years as a professional lisp programmer on my resume)