AI Programming Languages

Information on where to find and how to use:

Sample AI Programs

You can access locally a large collection of AI programs from various repositories or textbooks. There is no guarantee they will work, some have not been used in a long time. Look here for:

Programs in Lisp and/or Prolog from textbooks

Lisp programs from the textbook S. Russell and P. Norvig book "Artificial Intelligence: a Modern Approach" Information on using and installing the code can be found from http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/lisp/doc/overview.html.
an extensive collection of Lisp programs from Peter Norvig book on AI programming. Again, do not forget to read the README file.
the Lisp programs from Paul Graham "ANSI Common Lisp" book and from Paul Graham "On Lisp: Advanced Techniques for Common Lisp".
Lisp and C++ programs from T. Dean et al. book "Artificial Intelligence: Theory and Practice", Benjamin/Cummings Do not forget to read the README file.
Not all the programs are available in C++.
A program is available to translate Lisp programs into Scheme. Read the appropriate README file for instructions on how to use it.
Lisp programs from E. Rich and K. Knight book "Artificial Intelligence, Second Edition", McGraw Hill, 1991
Lisp programs from P. Winston Lisp book. Do not forget to read the README file.
Prolog programs from Y. Shoham book "Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Prolog" Do not forget to read the README file.

Programs in C++ (no guarantee these will work)

AISearch II, is a C++ library for developing AI programs, written by Peter Bouthoorn (peter@icce.rug.nl). AISearch II is available on anonymous ftp at
ftp://ftp.icce.rug.nl/pub/peter/aisrch2.tar.gz (UNIX)
or ftp://ftp.icce.rug.nl/pub/peter/aisrch2.zip (DOS/Windows/etc. version). The two versions are the same except for the way the package has been archived and for the extension of the source files (.cc vs cpp).
an older collection of the same library of C++ programs for various search algorithms . A reference manual (in postscript) is included. Do not forget to read the README file.
a machine learning library in C++ is available from Stanford. Check here for information on obtaining the software, compiling it, etc.

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