This paper deals with iterated revision of partially ordered information. The first part of this paper concerns the Katsuno-Mendelzon’s postulates: we first point out that these postulates are not fully satisfactory since only a class of partially ordered information can be revised. We then propose a suitable definition of faithful assignment, followed by a new set of postulates and a representation theorem. The second part of this paper investigates additional postulates dedicated to iterated revision operators of partially ordered information. Three extensions of well-known iterated belief revision operations for dealing with partially ordered information are briefly presented
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International audienceWhile AGM belief revision identifies belief states with sets of formulas, prop...
International audienceThis paper deals with iterated belief change and proposes a revision rule that...
International audienceBelief change within the framework of fragments of propo-sitional logic is one...
In this dissertation we present a model for iteration of Katsuno and Mendelzon’s Update, inspired in...
Discussions of the issue of iterated belief revision are commonly accompanied by the presentation of...
In this paper we investigate the properties of iterated multiple belief revision. We examine several...
Abstract. Belief revision is the process that incorporates, in a consistent way, a new piece of info...
This article proposes a solution to the problem of obtaining plausibility information, which is nece...
The behavior of Iterated Belief Revision operators with respect to iteration has been characterized ...
AbstractThe area of belief revision studies how a rational agent may incorporate new information abo...
International audienceThis paper deals with iterated belief change and proposes a revision rule that...
The standard theory of belief revision|known as the AGM theory after its authors, C. Al-chourron, P....
Belief revision studies strategies about how agents revise their belief states when receiving new ev...
In this paper we (Laura Giordano, Nicola Olivetti and myself) propose a conditional logic to represe...
AbstractMost of belief revision operations have been proposed for totally preordrered information. H...
International audienceWhile AGM belief revision identifies belief states with sets of formulas, prop...
International audienceThis paper deals with iterated belief change and proposes a revision rule that...
International audienceBelief change within the framework of fragments of propo-sitional logic is one...
In this dissertation we present a model for iteration of Katsuno and Mendelzon’s Update, inspired in...
Discussions of the issue of iterated belief revision are commonly accompanied by the presentation of...