A program in the Probabilistic Logic Programming language ProbLog defines a distribution over possible worlds. Adding evidence (a set of ground probabilistic atoms with observed truth values) rules out some of the possible worlds. Generalizing the evidence atoms to First Order Logic constraints increases the expressive power of ProbLog. In this paper we introduce the first implementation of ProbLog – the extension of ProbLog with constraints. Our implementation transforms ProbLog programs with FOL constraints into ProbLog programs with evidence that specify the same possible worlds. We backup our design and implementation decisions with a series of examples.status: publishe
ProbLog is a system that allows a user to compute (or approximate) the probability of a query in a t...
acceptance rate 28.8%We study the problem of inducing logic programs in a probabilistic setting, in ...
In this paper we describe a novel declarative approach to data generation based on probabilistic log...
A program in the Probabilistic Logic Programming language ProbLog defines a distribution over possib...
Logic is the fundament of many Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems as it provides an intuitive me...
We present ProbLog2, the state of the art implementation of the probabilistic programming language P...
One of the key challenges in artificial intelligence is the integration of machine learning, relatio...
One of the key challenges in artificial intelligence is the integration of machine learning, relatio...
ProbLog is a recently introduced probabilistic extension of the logic programming language Prolog, i...
The past few years have seen a surge of interest in the field of probabilistic logic learning and ...
The past few years have seen a surge of interest in the field of probabilistic logic learning and st...
Rules represent knowledge about the world that can be used for reasoning. However, the world is inhe...
Logic is the fundament of many Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems as it provides an intuitive me...
acceptance rate = 22 %We introduce First Order ProbLog, an extension of first order logic with soft ...
ProbLog is a recently introduced probabilistic extension of Prolog [De Raedt et al. IJCAI 2007]. A P...
ProbLog is a system that allows a user to compute (or approximate) the probability of a query in a t...
acceptance rate 28.8%We study the problem of inducing logic programs in a probabilistic setting, in ...
In this paper we describe a novel declarative approach to data generation based on probabilistic log...
A program in the Probabilistic Logic Programming language ProbLog defines a distribution over possib...
Logic is the fundament of many Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems as it provides an intuitive me...
We present ProbLog2, the state of the art implementation of the probabilistic programming language P...
One of the key challenges in artificial intelligence is the integration of machine learning, relatio...
One of the key challenges in artificial intelligence is the integration of machine learning, relatio...
ProbLog is a recently introduced probabilistic extension of the logic programming language Prolog, i...
The past few years have seen a surge of interest in the field of probabilistic logic learning and ...
The past few years have seen a surge of interest in the field of probabilistic logic learning and st...
Rules represent knowledge about the world that can be used for reasoning. However, the world is inhe...
Logic is the fundament of many Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems as it provides an intuitive me...
acceptance rate = 22 %We introduce First Order ProbLog, an extension of first order logic with soft ...
ProbLog is a recently introduced probabilistic extension of Prolog [De Raedt et al. IJCAI 2007]. A P...
ProbLog is a system that allows a user to compute (or approximate) the probability of a query in a t...
acceptance rate 28.8%We study the problem of inducing logic programs in a probabilistic setting, in ...
In this paper we describe a novel declarative approach to data generation based on probabilistic log...