How Machines Think: General Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Illustrated in PROLOG - Ford, Nigel

Clean, tight, unmarked; light wear to edges of cover; spine straight and uncreased; very minimal wear; Learning about artificial intelligence is particularly problematic for the non-computer specialist. Delving deep into the complexities of the programming principles involved in simulating thought processes often serves to mystify rather than enlighten those who need to build up a practical and working knowledge of AI. This book takes a unique approach, aiming to introduce those without a mathematical or scientific background to key AI concepts. Programming details are given in PROLOG but with parallel English versions, so the book can be read in either language. 'Moving' cut-out examples of key programing ideas are supplied, graphically illustrating 'how' the programs work. 
Very Good
Soft cover
John Wiley & Sons Ltd
1987
Toronto, ON