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Logical Algorithms (2002) [16 citations — 0 self]

by Harald Ganzinger ,  David Mcallester
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Abstract:

It is widely accepted that many algorithms can be concisely and clearly expressed as logical inference rules. However, logic programming has been inappropriate for the study of the running time of algorithms because there has not been a clear and precise model of the run time of a logic program. We present a logic programming model of computation appropriate for the study of the run time of a wide variety of algorithms.

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