Miscellaneous code etc for free distribution

The following items can be freely used for research and non-profit-making purposes, as long as their source is acknowledged. Anybody who intends to use them for commercial purposes should contact Chris Mellish first.

• Complete Prolog code for the chapter "Generating Natural Language Explanations of Plans" in the book "The Practice of Prolog" (Ed. L. Sterling), MIT Press, 1990 (shar archive).
• Prolog code for encoding types as Prolog terms (as described in "Implementing Systemic Classification by Unification", Computational Linguistics Vol 14 No 1, Winter 1988).
• Code from Gazdar and Mellish "Natural Language Processing in Prolog" (shar archive).
• Code from Gazdar and Mellish "Natural Language Processing in Lisp", part 1 (shar archive).
• Code from Gazdar and Mellish "Natural Language Processing in Lisp", part 2 (shar archive).
• Computational Syntax lecture notes/workbook (1994) (PostScript).
• Machine Learning lecture notes (PostScript) (1997).
• Prolog code for I1 compiler
• Documentation for I1 compiler (LaTex source)
• Simple system for interfacing a Sicstus Prolog process to the web.
• Graphical tracer for Sicstus Prolog
• Prolog code for generating subsumers of concepts in ontologies
• Code for attaching an oracle to an NLG system to make a "portable intrumented generator" (see my paper in INLG 2010): Java source code and Javadoc. The Javadoc can be generated from the source files and contains the documentation for the system.