Category: ALP ISSUE

Feetbook Profiling (or (bi)simulation in disguise)

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By Paolo Baldan   University of Padova Roberto Bruni  Universtity of Pisa   A new social network has become extremely popular. It is called Feetbook. Users share stories, anecdotes and pictures about their feet. What is (especially) peculiar is that posts…

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PSOA RuleML Bridges Graph and Relational Databases

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By Harold Boley University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Canada ABSTRACT In PSOA RuleML, Graph Databases and Relational Databases are bridged conceptually, with interoperation paths through its metamodel of three orthogonal dimensions, as well as programmatically, with transition rules realized in…

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DLV: Evolution and Perspectives

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DLV is a system for Answer Set Programming (ASP), a logic-based programming paradigm for solving problems in a fully declarative way. It has been one of the first solid and reliable ASP systems, widely used in academy and fruitfully employed in many relevant industrial applications. In this paper …

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Editorial, Vol. 30, No. 3, October 2017

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Dear LPers, Welcome to the Fall issue of your favorite newsletter. As we anticipated during the ALP meeting at ICLP in Melborne, we have some great news: the newsletter is launching a new effort aimed at promoting students’ contributions to…

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ICLP 2017 report

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By Ricardo Rocha,  University of Porto and Tran Cao Son, New Mexico State University The 33rd edition of the International Conference of Logic Programming (ICLP 2017) took place in Melbourne, Australia from the 28th of August to the 1st of…

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