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Sequential Prolog machine PEK
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inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1007/bf03037325openalex-snapshot
Towards a pipelined Prolog processor
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The Unification Processor by Pipeline Method
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Overview of AI Application-Oriented Parallel Processing Research in Japan
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Connectionist Unifying Prolog
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Hardware Architectures for Logic Programming
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Improvements to the control techniques of sequential inference machines — From instructions to hardware organization
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CARMEL-2: A second generation VLSI architecture for Flat Concurrent Prolog
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Intermediate code for the sequential Prolog machine PEK
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A language coprocessor as a HLL directed architecture
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Implementation of a high-speed Prolog interpreter
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Pipelined OR-parallelism architecture for parallel execution of Prolog
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