Preserving side-effects in Intelligent backtracking

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From: Jayen Vaghani
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1987 06:49

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I am currently completing a project on preserving side-effects in intelligent
backtracking and are currently implementing the algorithm in a full Prolog
system. The intelligent backtracking method we are using is one similar to the
B-list scheme of Kumar and Lin. I would be interested in hearing from any
other people who are looking at the same area, and what sort of results they
have come up with.

Thanks, Jayen.
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From: jayen@mulga.oz (Jayen Vaghani)
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Subject: Preserving side-effects in Intelligent backtracking
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Date: Wed, 4-Nov-87 01:49:46 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov  4 01:49:46 1987
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Organization: Comp Sci, Melbourne Uni, Australia
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Keywords: side-effects, intelligent backtracking