9. Unification in First Order Logic Propositional Logic Artificial Intelligence by Mahesh Huddar

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9. Unification in First-Order Logic Propositional Logic Artificial Intelligence by Mahesh Huddar

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Unification is the process used to find substitutions that make different-order logical expressions look identical.
Unification is a key component of all first-order Inference algorithms.

The following are some basic conditions for unification:
Predicate symbols must be the same, atoms or expressions with different predicate symbols can never be unified.
The number of Arguments in both expressions must be identical.
Unification will fail if two similar variables are present in the same expression.

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