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House swaps are a popular way of organising holidays while keeping costs down. However it is not always easy to match up interested people with the best available option, as their criteria may be different. For example some people may be more interested in location, where others are more concerned with the facilities that are available with the house.
Write a Prolog program to help a house swap organisation in matching customers. The program should use profiles of typical house swappers based on criteria you choose to use. The program should maintain data on customers and the suggestions made to them, and use this data to offer a more personal and customised service should the customer return, as well as develop its profiles of typical house swappers
It will work using the following information
Client’s name, address, requirements, what they are looking for,
and
The government recently announced plans to introduce electronic voting and this is being piloted in this year’s general election. Some commentators are concerned that this may mean the end of the tallyman as a personality at the Irish election counts. Write a scheme program to undertake some of the work of a tallyman in predicting election results in a multi-seat constituency. The program need only consider first and second preference votes and can disregard lower preference votes. You may not however assume a specific number of votes.
I am going to work it as follows
(1,0,0,0,2) means that the first person gets the first preference and the fifth person gets the second preference
(0,1,2,0,0) means that the second person gets the first preference and the third person gets the second preference
House swaps are a popular way of organising holidays while keeping costs down. However it is not always easy to match up interested people with the best available option, as their criteria may be different. For example some people may be more interested in location, where others are more concerned with the facilities that are available with the house.
Write a Prolog program to help a house swap organisation in matching customers. The program should use profiles of typical house swappers based on criteria you choose to use. The program should maintain data on customers and the suggestions made to them, and use this data to offer a more personal and customised service should the customer return, as well as develop its profiles of typical house swappers
It will work using the following information
Client’s name, address, requirements, what they are looking for,
and
The government recently announced plans to introduce electronic voting and this is being piloted in this year’s general election. Some commentators are concerned that this may mean the end of the tallyman as a personality at the Irish election counts. Write a scheme program to undertake some of the work of a tallyman in predicting election results in a multi-seat constituency. The program need only consider first and second preference votes and can disregard lower preference votes. You may not however assume a specific number of votes.
I am going to work it as follows
(1,0,0,0,2) means that the first person gets the first preference and the fifth person gets the second preference
(0,1,2,0,0) means that the second person gets the first preference and the third person gets the second preference