@misc{senior,
author = {Esra Erdem},
title = {An {MSG}-method for inductive logic program synthesis},
note = {Senior Project Final Report},
year = {1996},
urlN = {senior_project.pdf},
abstract = {SYNAPSE2 is an upgraded version of SYNAPSE (developed by Flener [1995]),
which is an implementation of an inductive synthesis mechanism that
semi-automatically synthesizes divide-and-conquer logic algorithms in a
schema-guided way, from non-incrementally given examples and properties of
an intended relation. SYNAPSE2 goes through six steps, instantiating the
place-holders of a chosen divide-and-conquer logic algorithm schema. At
Step 5, the MSG-Method is used as a tool. The MSG-Method is used to infer
a logic algorithm of an intended relation, if it is possible to get a
logic algorithm using only =/2 predicate in the body.

In this project, our aim is to simplify and extend the existing MSG-Method
(introduced by Flener [1995]) independent of the place-holder and its
schema, and to re-implement Step 5 of SYNAPSE2, which corresponds to the
steps 5 and 6 of SYNAPSE. In this report, the main concepts are introduced
as preliminaries in Section 1, the synthesis mechanism is explained with
an example (in SYNAPSE2) in Section 2, the MSG-Method is focused on in
Section 3, after then Step 5 is explained in Section 4, finally the
project is discussed in Section 5.
},
}

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