I just started learning Prolog (based on "Programming in Prolog") and in doing so I've been trying to write code as much as I can.

So far, my little collection of tiny predicates have seemed OK, to my mind.

However, I'm not sure if I'm confident about the most recent piece of Prolog code I've written: https://github.com/bahmanm/prolog-etudes/blob/main/basic-list-techniques/mapping_nested.prolog

Which is why I'm asking if I could please get a code review from the experts. Any hint/feedback is highly appreciated 🙏

In November 2022, the ALP (Association of Logic Programming) organized the Prolog Day Symposium in Paris to celebrate 50 year of Prolog.

The link is to the slides and videos of the talks.

Authors detail a Prolog based approach to automatic differentiation of functions. A future outcome of this present work is the creation of Prolog based Neural Networks.

This is a nice example of an intermediate to somewhat advanced application of DCGs.