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The Premise Language

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The Premise Language is a functional prototype programming language which combines high level intrinsic primitives with seamless object persistence. The goal of the Premise language is to provide a platform for artificial intelligence programming. Software agents written in Premise share a knowledge base where they can create, modify, and delete object instances amongst themselves in a stigmergic manner. Premise is influenced by Lisp, Self, JavaScript, OPS5, and CLIPS. Premise facilitates declarative, functional, and imperative programming.

128 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2019

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Michael S. P. Miller

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