We provide syntactic characterizations for a number of propositional model-based belief revision and update operators proposed in the literature, as well as algorithms based on these characterizations. 1 Introduction In this paper, we provide syntactic characterizations and algorithms for a number of belief change operators proposed in the literature. We already characterized Winslett's `possible models approach' (PMA) update operators in [ del Val, 1992b ] , where we explored in depth some of the operators in the PMA family, provided algorithms to compute them and experimentally showed that they could be of practical value for (small) updates of quite large databases. In this paper, we show how other operators can be characteri...
AbstractIn this paper we examine ten concrete propositional update operations of the literature. We ...
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AbstractIn this paper we examine ten concrete propositional update operations of the literature. We ...
Le PDF est une version auteur datant de 2017International audienceBelief revision of knowledge bases...
In this article we will introduce certain considerations that must be taken into account while imple...
International audienceWe present and study a general family of belief update operators in a proposit...
Belief revision and belief update are two different forms of belief change, and they serve different...
We examine several belief change operations in the light of Dynamic Logic of Propositional Assignmen...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015. The dynamics of belief and knowledge is one of...
AbstractThis paper presents a general, consistency-based framework for expressing belief change. The...
In this work, we address one important problem of Katsuno and Mendelzon update operators, that is to...
Belief revision semantics appear promising as a definition for the meaning of updates to logical kno...
The AGM approach to belief change is not geared to provide a decent account of iterated belief chang...
this paper, we adopt the former perspective. In order to distinguish operations on syntactic descrip...
International audienceBelief change within the framework of fragments of propo-sitional logic is one...
A minimal approach to modelling belief change is presented, wherein arguably all successful belief c...
AbstractNonmonotonic formalisms and belief revision operators have been introduced as useful tools t...
AbstractIn this paper we examine ten concrete propositional update operations of the literature. We ...
Le PDF est une version auteur datant de 2017International audienceBelief revision of knowledge bases...
In this article we will introduce certain considerations that must be taken into account while imple...