A minimal probabilistic Prolog meta-interpreter
Read OriginalThis article details the implementation of a proof-of-concept stochastic simulator in Prolog using a meta-interpreter. It explains how to extend a standard Prolog interpreter to handle probabilistic head clauses via a p/2 predicate and includes code for a simulation function (sim/3) that runs proofs repeatedly to calculate success probabilities. The discussion covers the interpreter's limitations, syntax, and semantics with illustrative examples.
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