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  A framework for bottom up specialisation of logic programs (1998) [4 citations — 3 self]

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by Wim Vanhoof, Danny De Schreye, Bern Martens
Proceedings of the Joint International Symposia PLILP/ALP 1998, volume 1490 of Lecture Notes In Computer Science
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Abstract:

Partial deduction is an important transformation technique for logic programs, capable of removing inefficiencies from programs [3, 4]. As an on-line specialisation technique, it is based on an evaluation mechanism for logic programs. The input to a typical partial

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15 To parse or not to parse – Vanhoof, Martens - 1997
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7 Bottom up information propagation for partial deduction – Vanhoof - 1997
5 Declarative modeling of the operational behaviour of logic programs – Falaschi, Levi, et al. - 1989
5 Vlaminck. Specialising the other way around – Vanhoof, Martens, et al. - 1998
4 procedural and fixpoint semantics of logic programs – Unfolding - 1991
1 A Figures In this appendix, the dags built in the examples throughout Section 4 are depicted. For simplicity, variables in the dags are not renamed. list_nil([]) list_notnil([X|Xs]) list_head([X|Xs],X) list_tail([X|Xs],Xs) list_cons(X,Xs,[X|Xs – MIT-Press