International audienceTwo ways of minimizing positive information are predicate completion, which comes from logic programming theory, and circumscription, which is one of the best known methods of non-monotonic reasoning. Here, it is shown that, under certain hypothesis, there is equivalence between predicate completion and a special kind of circumscription
We show how the non-monotonic nature of common-sense reasoning can be formalised by circumscription...
We illustrate how some of the Similitude Based Learning (SBL) paradigms can be reformulated using so...
AbstractExplanatory induction and descriptive induction are two main frameworks for induction in log...
International audienceTwo ways of minimizing positive information are predicate completion, which co...
Circumscription is the minimization of predicates subject to restrictions expressed by predicate for...
Clark's completion is a simple nonmonotonic formalism and a special case of several nonmonotonic log...
Circumscription is one of the major approaches to bring non-monotonic (common-sense) reasoning featu...
Circumscription formalizes in terms of classical logic various aspects of common sense reasoning: ex...
AbstractClark's completion is a simple nonmonotonic formalism and a special case of several nonmonot...
Humans and intelligent computer programs must often jump to the conclusion that the objects they can...
Intelligent agents in the physical world must work from incomplete information due to partial know...
AbstractIn this paper we generalize Lifschitz's pointwise circumscription ander the first-order fram...
We discuss circumscription, a logical formalization of non-monotonic reasoning, introduced by John M...
: This paper deals with computing circumscription in the case of Horn data with addi ional protectio...
We present a new and more symmetric version of the circumscription method of nonmonotonic reasoning ...
We show how the non-monotonic nature of common-sense reasoning can be formalised by circumscription...
We illustrate how some of the Similitude Based Learning (SBL) paradigms can be reformulated using so...
AbstractExplanatory induction and descriptive induction are two main frameworks for induction in log...
International audienceTwo ways of minimizing positive information are predicate completion, which co...
Circumscription is the minimization of predicates subject to restrictions expressed by predicate for...
Clark's completion is a simple nonmonotonic formalism and a special case of several nonmonotonic log...
Circumscription is one of the major approaches to bring non-monotonic (common-sense) reasoning featu...
Circumscription formalizes in terms of classical logic various aspects of common sense reasoning: ex...
AbstractClark's completion is a simple nonmonotonic formalism and a special case of several nonmonot...
Humans and intelligent computer programs must often jump to the conclusion that the objects they can...
Intelligent agents in the physical world must work from incomplete information due to partial know...
AbstractIn this paper we generalize Lifschitz's pointwise circumscription ander the first-order fram...
We discuss circumscription, a logical formalization of non-monotonic reasoning, introduced by John M...
: This paper deals with computing circumscription in the case of Horn data with addi ional protectio...
We present a new and more symmetric version of the circumscription method of nonmonotonic reasoning ...
We show how the non-monotonic nature of common-sense reasoning can be formalised by circumscription...
We illustrate how some of the Similitude Based Learning (SBL) paradigms can be reformulated using so...
AbstractExplanatory induction and descriptive induction are two main frameworks for induction in log...