Extend your PROLOG program from Project #6 to include the following facts for your immediate family. married_to(X, Y). You must also create the following predicates: predicate uncle_of(X, Y) aunt_of(X, Y) cousin_of(X, Y) brother_in_law_of(X, Y) sister_in_law_of(X, Y) father_in_law_of(X, Y) mother_in_law_of(X,Y) interpretation X is the uncle of Y X is the aunt of Y X is the cousin of Y X is the brother-in-law of Y X is the sister-in-law of Y X is the father-in-law of Y X is the mother-in-law of Y Your database should be rich enough to test all of these new predicates. For example, if you do not have an aunt, you may have to make up a fictitious one. Be careful with these. If your mother has a brother, then you obviously have an uncle, but if your mother has a sister who is married to a man, then that man is your uncle too.

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% Facts

parent_of(joe, susie).

parent_of(joe, dan).

parent_of(mary, susie).

parent_of(mary, dan).

male(dan).

male(joe).

female(susie).

female(mary).

 

% Rules

father_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(X, Y), male(X).

mother_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(X, Y), female(X).

son_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(Y, X), male(X).

daughter_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(Y, X), female(X).

 

sibling_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(Z, X), parent_of(Z, Y), X \= Y.

brother_of(X, Y) :- sibling_of(X, Y), male(X).

sister_of(X, Y) :- sibling_of(X, Y), female(X).

 

grandparent_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(X, Z), parent_of(Z, Y).

ancestor_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(X, Y).

ancestor_of(X, Y) :- parent_of(X, Z), ancestor_of(Z, Y).

Extend your PROLOG program from Project #6 to include the following facts for
your immediate family.
married_to(X, Y).
You must also create the following predicates:
predicate
uncle_of(X, Y)
aunt_of(X, Y)
cousin_of(X, Y)
brother_in_law_of(X, Y)
sister_in_law_of(X, Y)
father_in_law_of(X, Y)
mother_in_law_of(X,Y)
interpretation
X is the uncle of Y
X is the aunt of Y
X is the cousin of Y
X is the brother-in-law of Y
X is the sister-in-law of Y
X is the father-in-law of Y
X is the mother-in-law of Y
Your database should be rich enough to test all of these new predicates. For
example, if you do not have an aunt, you may have to make up a fictitious one. Be
careful with these. If your mother has a brother, then you obviously have an uncle,
but if your mother has a sister who is married to a man, then that man is your uncle
too.
Transcribed Image Text:Extend your PROLOG program from Project #6 to include the following facts for your immediate family. married_to(X, Y). You must also create the following predicates: predicate uncle_of(X, Y) aunt_of(X, Y) cousin_of(X, Y) brother_in_law_of(X, Y) sister_in_law_of(X, Y) father_in_law_of(X, Y) mother_in_law_of(X,Y) interpretation X is the uncle of Y X is the aunt of Y X is the cousin of Y X is the brother-in-law of Y X is the sister-in-law of Y X is the father-in-law of Y X is the mother-in-law of Y Your database should be rich enough to test all of these new predicates. For example, if you do not have an aunt, you may have to make up a fictitious one. Be careful with these. If your mother has a brother, then you obviously have an uncle, but if your mother has a sister who is married to a man, then that man is your uncle too.
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