About 37,700 results
Open links in new tab
  1. Depth First Search Algorithm Prolog - Stack Overflow

    Head over to swish and query it using the same steps as before The solution will be: Sol = [f, c, a] % solve( Start, Solution): % Solution is a path (in reverse order) from Start to a goal solve( Start, Solution) :- breadthfirst( [ [Start] ], Solution).

  2. SWISH: SWI-Prolog for SHaring

    Prolog is about running a query against a program. The query goes into the bottom-right editor and the program into the left editor. The program can be empty, executing queries against the built-in predicates of Prolog. For example: ?- format ("Hello world!~n").

    Missing:

    • DFS

    Must include:

  3. Depth-first visit of a graph - Help! - SWI-Prolog

    Jun 7, 2023 · dfv(R,N): performs the DFS of a graph (which may contain cycles). Precisely, if the graph has n nodes and the visit starts from node a, the first n solutions of the query dfv(a,N) must return each N node to be visited in the correct order.

  4. Drawing search trees? : r/prolog - Reddit

    Dec 10, 2015 · An interesting exercise, is to write code that will draw the tree for you by using graph vis, which is now built into swish, so it is even easier :) http://swish.swi-prolog.org/example/render_graphviz.swinb. also don't get mixed up with sld-trees and proof trees.. I was when I first learnt prolog!

  5. [Tutorial] The DFS tree and its applications: how I found out I …

    The DFS tree and observation 1 are the core of Tarjan's bridge-finding algorithm. Typical tutorials about finding bridges only mention the DFS tree in passing and start by defining weird arrays like $$$\mathrm{dfs}[u]$$$ and $$$\mathrm{low}[u]$$$: forget all that.

    Missing:

    • Swish Query

    Must include:

  6. Depth First Search in Prolog - Stack Overflow

    Feb 7, 2022 · dfs(GoalValue,tree(GoalValue,_),GoalValue,0). dfs(GoalValue,tree(Value,[(Cost,T)|Rest]),Path,FinalCost) :− T = tree(IV,_), write(IV ), dfs(GoalValue, T,P,C), string_concat(Value,P,Path), FinalCost is C+Cost ; % go down one depth level dfs(GoalValue,tree(Value,Rest),Path,FinalCost). % next child

    Missing:

    • Swish Query

    Must include:

  7. Tree Breadth-First in Prolog - Help! - SWI-Prolog

    Nov 26, 2019 · Example run: ?- start(a,In_order);true. In_order = [a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i|...] [write] In_order = [a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t] .

    Missing:

    • Swish Query

    Must include:

  8. SWISH -- SWI-Prolog for SHaring

    %A tree consists of a value (root) and a list of its subtrees. isTree(tree(Value,Children)):- string(Value), subtrees(Children). %Subtrees record tree structure as well as step costs. %subtrees([Cost,T|Rest]):- number(Cost), isTree(T), substrees(Rest).

    Missing:

    • DFS

    Must include:

  9. SWI-Prolog depth-first search? - Stack Overflow

    Jan 25, 2014 · I am to write a predicate value(S,X) which will compute the value X of any game state S by a depth-first search through the game tree. I should use assert if possible to avoid the search exploring any position more than once.

    Missing:

    • Swish Query

    Must include:

  10. DFS traversal of a Tree - GeeksforGeeks

    Mar 17, 2025 · Depth-First Search (DFS) is a method used to explore all the nodes in a tree by going as deep as possible along each branch before moving to the next one. It starts at the root node and visits every node in the tree.

    Missing:

    • Swish Query

    Must include:

Refresh