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A HiLog Journey from a Classical Dictionary to Hypertext Structure (via the Grammar, of course)
Mirko Cubrilo, Alen Lovrencic, and Mirko Malekovic
Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Zagreb University, Pavlinska 2, Varazdin, Croatia
Received:August 20, 2001Accepted:September 20, 2001Published:September 20, 2001
Keywords:classical dictionary, hypertext structure, grammar, HiLog
Abstract
The long evolution of everyday life brought to our heritage the "mountains" of relatively structured data (dictionaries, phone books, hospital data files, government data files, driving licence data, crime data, etc.)). New information "media", physical (such as CD-ROM or DVD-ROM) as well as logical (organizational), such as hypertext, simply crave for mapping these old-fashioned information sources into new shape. This article shows how to achieve that shape automatically using the paradigm of higher order logic programming and particularly the HiLog language.
Cite this article as:M. Cubrilo, A. Lovrencic, and M. Malekovic, “A HiLog Journey from a Classical Dictionary to Hypertext Structure (via the Grammar, of course),” J. Adv. Comput. Intell. Intell. Inform., Vol.5 No.5, pp. 286-293, 2001.Data files:
