Abstract. If an agent desires that ϕ and desires that ψ, this agent often also de-sires that ϕ and ψ hold at the same time (ϕ∧ψ). However, there are cases where ϕ ∧ ψ may be found less satisfactory for the agent than each of ϕ or ψ alone. This paper is a first attempt at modeling such nonmonotonic desires. The ap-proach is developed in the setting of possibility theory, since it has been recently pointed out that guaranteed (or strong) possibility measures are a good candidate for modeling graded desires. Although nonmonotonic reasoning has been stud-ied extensively for knowledge, and that preferential nonmonotonic consequence relations can be faithfully represented in the possibilistic setting, nonmonotonic desires appear to require a diff...
International audienceDesire is quite different from belief. While the accumulation of beliefs tend ...
In this paper we introduce and study a logic of desires. The semantics of our logic is defined by me...
International audienceFrom a knowledge representation point of view, it may be interesting to distin...
If an agent desires that ϕ and desires that ψ, this agent often also desires that ϕ and ψ hold at th...
If an agent desires that ψ and desires that φ this agent often also desires that ψ and φ hold at the...
Bipolar possibility theory relies on the use of four set functions. On the one hand, a weak possibil...
International audienceThis short paper relates the conditional object-based and possibility theory-b...
AbstractThis short paper relates the conditional object-based and possibility theory-based approache...
Bipolar possibility theory relies on the use of four set functions. On the one hand, a weak possibil...
As extensively studied in the artificial intelligence literature, agents may have to revise their be...
In this paper we consider the extension of non-monotonic preference logic with the distinction betwe...
International audienceThis paper provides a brief survey of possibilistic logic as a simple and effi...
International audienceThe preferences of an agent can be expressed in various ways. The agent may in...
International audienceIn nonmonotonic reasoning, Lehmann's preferential System P is known to provide...
As systems dealing with preferences become more sophisticated, it becomes essential to deal with var...
International audienceDesire is quite different from belief. While the accumulation of beliefs tend ...
In this paper we introduce and study a logic of desires. The semantics of our logic is defined by me...
International audienceFrom a knowledge representation point of view, it may be interesting to distin...
If an agent desires that ϕ and desires that ψ, this agent often also desires that ϕ and ψ hold at th...
If an agent desires that ψ and desires that φ this agent often also desires that ψ and φ hold at the...
Bipolar possibility theory relies on the use of four set functions. On the one hand, a weak possibil...
International audienceThis short paper relates the conditional object-based and possibility theory-b...
AbstractThis short paper relates the conditional object-based and possibility theory-based approache...
Bipolar possibility theory relies on the use of four set functions. On the one hand, a weak possibil...
As extensively studied in the artificial intelligence literature, agents may have to revise their be...
In this paper we consider the extension of non-monotonic preference logic with the distinction betwe...
International audienceThis paper provides a brief survey of possibilistic logic as a simple and effi...
International audienceThe preferences of an agent can be expressed in various ways. The agent may in...
International audienceIn nonmonotonic reasoning, Lehmann's preferential System P is known to provide...
As systems dealing with preferences become more sophisticated, it becomes essential to deal with var...
International audienceDesire is quite different from belief. While the accumulation of beliefs tend ...
In this paper we introduce and study a logic of desires. The semantics of our logic is defined by me...
International audienceFrom a knowledge representation point of view, it may be interesting to distin...