Abstract. The aim of this paper is to study a family of logics that ap-proximates classical inference, in which every step in the approximation can be decided in polynomial time. For clausal logic, this task has been shown to be possible by Dalal [4, 5]. However, Dalal's approach cannot be applied to full classical logic. In this paper we provide a family of logics, called Limited Bivaluation Logics, via a semantic approach to approx-imation that applies to full classical logic. Two approximation families are built on it. One is parametric and can be used in a depth-rst ap-proximation of classical logic. The other follows Dalal's spirit, and with a dierent technique we show that it performs at least as well as Dalal's polynom...
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AbstractUsual typed lambda-calculi yield input/output specifications; in this paper the authors show...
AbstractInspired by the recent work on approximating classical logic, we present a procedure that ap...
International audienceSelman and Kautz introduced the notion of approximation of a theory and showed...
AbstractThe idea of approximate entailment has been proposed by Schaerf and Cadoli [Tractable reason...
AbstractThe idea of approximate entailment has been in [13] as a way of modeling the reasoning of an...
AbstractProblems in logic are well known to be hard to solve in the worst case. Two different strate...
We present a unifying semantical and proof-theoretical framework for investigating depth-bounded app...
Abstract. Real agents (natural or artificial) are limited in their reasoning capabilities. In this p...
Approximation techniques are widely used in many areas of Computer Science for dealing with polynomi...
FDE is a logic that captures relevant entailment between implication-free formulae and admits of an ...
We propose a technique for dealing with the high complexity of reasoning under propositional default...
In this paper we survey the \u201cinformational view\u201d of classical propositional logic that has...
We introduce a domain-theoretic foundation for disjunctive logic programming. This foundation is bui...
Many computational settings are concerned with finding (all) models of a first-order logic theory fo...
This paper is devoted to a consequence relation combining the negation of Classical Logic (CL) and a...
AbstractUsual typed lambda-calculi yield input/output specifications; in this paper the authors show...
AbstractInspired by the recent work on approximating classical logic, we present a procedure that ap...
International audienceSelman and Kautz introduced the notion of approximation of a theory and showed...