Hi,
I don't have so much a question about how to program something, but rather I'm looking for information on a specific programming language that I can't seem to find anywhere. It seems to be referenced in a few papers I'm looking at. The name of the language is "NeuPro" - it would be for working with Neural Networks and appears to have a syntax very similar to prolog. Anyway, if someone could shed some light of provide a reference I can work on that would be great.
It's probably a reference to Neural Prolog.
Neural Prolog-the concepts, construction and mechanism http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?arnumber=538347
This article introduces a Prolog-like inference system based on Neural Logic. A brief introduction of the background of this research is given first. The logical basis, knowledge construction and inference mechanism of Neural Prolog are described
An integration of Prolog and neural networks to deal with sensibility in logic programs http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?arnumber=138740
Neuro-Prolog, which integrates the Prolog interpreter C-Prolog and the neural network simulator SunNet, is described. By using Neuro-Prolog, users can handle both definite information, such as logical rules, and indefinite information, such as sensibility, concurrently in a single system. In Neuro-Prolog, the definite information is handled in Prolog and the indefinite information is handled in neural networks.