martin emma jenny tony olivia william john christopher steve david michael dorothy sophia PARENT(olivia, william). PARENT(olivia, emma). PARENT (tony, martin). PARENT (tony,olivia). PARENT (john, olivia). PARENT (john, steve). PARENT (jenny, tony). PARENT (david, tony). PARENT (michael, john). PARENT (dorothy, john). PARENT (sophia, jenny). PARENT (christopher, michael). (b) State a new rule named as SIBLING(X, Y) and construct a proof theoretic interpretation of this rule to find all siblings. (c) State a new rule named as DESCENDANT(X, Y) and construct a proof theoretic interpretation of this rule to find all descendants of Martin. Note DESCENDANT(X, Y) means Y is a descendant of X.

martin emma jenny tony olivia william john christopher steve david michael dorothy sophia PARENT(olivia, william). PARENT(olivia, emma). PARENT (tony, martin). PARENT (tony,olivia). PARENT (john, olivia). PARENT (john, steve). PARENT (jenny, tony). PARENT (david, tony). PARENT (michael, john). PARENT (dorothy, john). PARENT (sophia, jenny). PARENT (christopher, michael). (b) State a new rule named as SIBLING(X, Y) and construct a proof theoretic interpretation of this rule to find all siblings. (c) State a new rule named as DESCENDANT(X, Y) and construct a proof theoretic interpretation of this rule to find all descendants of Martin. Note DESCENDANT(X, Y) means Y is a descendant of X.

Fundamentals of Information Systems

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Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

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Chapter7: Knowledge Management And Specialized Information Systems

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