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Nonmonotonic Reasoning

Autor Dritan Berzati
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 24 apr 2007
The capability to reason in a world full of uncertainties, vagueness and ignorance is what distinguishes humans. This ability to argument in a partially known world is the informal definition of common-sense reasoning. The question how common-sense reasoning is performed occupied humanity since we can think of. Last century this issue reached an immense importance. Especially during the last three decades the study of common-sense reasoning became one of the major research topics in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Several formalisms to capture the mechanism of common-sense reasoning have been proposed so far. This book concentrates on presenting the most important formalisms for common-sense reasoning, and, showing that one of the discussed formalisms serves perfectly to capture the mechanism of common-sense reasoning, since this formalism subsumes all other in this book introduced formalisms dealing with common-sense reasoning.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781594545627
ISBN-10: 1594545626
Pagini: 172
Dimensiuni: 188 x 263 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Nova Science Publishers Inc

Cuprins

Preface; Monotonic Reasoning; Set Theory; Propositional Logic; Consequences of a Theory; Nonmonotonic Reasoning; Foundations; Nonmonotonic Systems; Objections; Argumentation Systems; Formal Development; Basic Properties; Separable Argumentation Systems; Remarks; Reiter's Default Logic; Syntactic Development; Semantics of Default Logic; Translation; Autoepistemic Logic; Autoepistemic Expansions; Embedding; Relations To Default Logic; Inverse Transformation; Modified Default Logic; Modified Extensions; Semantics for Modified Default Logic; Characterisation of Modified Extensions; Alternative Formalisations; Constrained Default Logic; Hypothetical Default Logic; Constrained vs. Hypothetical Default Reasoning; Super-normal Default Theories; Minimisation and Falsification; Circumscription; Negation as Failure; Argumentation Systems and Minimisation; Bibliography; Index.