An Atlas of Graphs with Python
aurelien.campeas at free.fr
aurelien.campeas at free.fr
Wed May 3 05:06:46 EDT 2006
You could have a look at the Mozart/Oz community. Oz is a language
supporting logic and constraint programming out of the box and people
are using these capabilities to play linguistic with graph
matching.
See http://www.lifl.fr/~duchier/papers/duchier-xdg-cslp2004.pdf for a
possibly enlightening example.
I know that right now people are working on graphs as first-class
finite domain entities to be integrated in Oz (or the constraint
solver that was forked from Mozart/Oz, known as Gecode) :
http://cpgraph.info.ucl.ac.be/.
Incidentally, there is a CPython wrapper for Gecode waiting to be
finished, but that is not likely to be ready next month.
Cheers,
Aurélien.
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