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A tutorial comparing pattern-matching and other paradigms (match_sorted.ogv)
Previously uploaded in December 2011, but with an awkward error in presentation that has now been edited out.
This is one of a collection of tutor...
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Using the river-crossing microworld to learn programming and AI -- first steps (river-teach.ogv)
Among the many tutorial files teaching aspects of Pop11 and AI that are included in the Poplog system, one that has been found very useful for teac...
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Raspberry Pi Tutorial 1 - An Introduction to Debian Linux
The Raspberry Pi is a £15/$25 computer that runs GNU/Linux. See http://www.raspberrypi.org/ for more info.
I plan to provide Linux tutorials for t...
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Installing and Testing Poplog on Linux
For overview and list of tutorials see http://tinyurl.com/PopVidTut.
The demos in the videos all use parts of the Poplog system. There are several ...
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Introduction to Pop11 basics (pop-basics - revised)
Pop11 is an AI language with a general purpose core that is in some ways like Scheme, in other ways like Forth (use of an open stack).
This tutori...
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Using Numeric Keyboard to Compile a Range (load-marked-range -- correcting previous video)
In the previous tutorial, while demonstrating the use of numeric keypad keys in the poplog editor, I attempted to demonstrate the use of the '*' ke...
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Using function keys on keyboard with the Poplog editor Ved/XVed (vedfunctionkeys)
The previous tutorial demonstrated some of the things that can be done with the Poplog editor Ved/XVed without using any function keys, only normal...
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Using the Poplog/Pop11 editor Ved with minimal keyboard keys (vedkeys)
The previous tutorial (http://youtu.be/Athf7cFbk3E) rapidly ran through some of the things that can be done with the Poplog editor XVed, using its...
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Very Rapid High Level Overview of Some Features of Xved/Ved the Poplog editor
Most of the tutorials on this web site make use of the Poplog editor Ved, or its multi-window version XVed, to demonstrate features of AI programmi...
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Using pop11 to create a microworld for student programs to operate on (riverworld -revised )
An earlier tutorial file http://youtu.be/xfGv9xfqDxU (Riverworld in Pop11: introduction to programming) demonstrated how a micro-world involving a ...
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Pop11 Basics: introduction to interactive programming, including lists
Originally this was a 19 minute demo, illustrating some features of Pop11, then going on to present the Riverworld tutorial. Instead that is now do...
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Old version of tutorial on pattern matching. New version at http://youtu.be/RvpK7RgWmoE
This has been replaced by http://youtu.be/RvpK7RgWmoE
This is one of a collection of tutorials demonstrating Pop11, a language with some of the ...
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A demo of pop11 2-D graphics commands with faces and random walks (pop11-graphics-demo.ogv)
This tutorial makes use of a pop11 teach file available here http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/re... to demonstrate som...
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Modelling number competences (number-rulebase.ogv)
This is a sequel to my previous tutorial (pop-espeak2.ogv)
This is part of a planned series of video tutorials introducing some of the features of...
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In the overview I forgot to mention that this tutorial uses some of the ideas in Chapter 8 of "The Computer Revolution in Philosophy" (1978). The chapter (like the whole book) is on-line
"On learning about numbers: Problems and Speculations" (Search for the book title).
Modelling number competences (number-rulebase.ogv)
This is a sequel to my previous tutorial (pop-espeak2.ogv)
This is part of a planned series of video tutorials introducing some of the features of...
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Tutorial: a grammar to generate haikus, spoken by 'espeak'
This is a sequel to my previous file (pop-espeak1.ogv)
The code examples in this video can be found here:
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Demo of linux, Pop11 and Espeak, looping (pop-espeak1.ogv )
This is part of a planned series of video tutorials introducing some of the features of Pop-11, an AI programming language (part of the Poplog syst...
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Image Metrics: How-To Video
This video shows how Image Metrics creates facial animation for games and films.
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The graphical and information-processing technology displayed is impressive, but why do so many producers think it necessary to add constant auditory clutter (ear-candy?) to their video presentations, which is not only distracting but for people with very common forms of hearing disability (incur...
Dell Latitude ON
Dell has introduced Latitude ON which is an instant-on environment for Windows notebooks. Latitude ON has a smartphone processor that is installed ...
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I wonder if there is any hope of getting a SSH window (e.g. Putty) running on the linux processor so that I can log through to my deparmental linux machine and read and reply to email using pine in plain text window. That could be far more efficient than doing it in a browser and would suit me mu...
A great tutorial. I am hoping to get poplog ported to ARM, which would enable Raspberry Pi to be used for teaching programming and AI using any of Pop11, Prolog, Common Lisp or Standard ML. Anyone who has managed to install debian as on Liam's demo, should be able to install and run Poplog by fol...