Add to ORKGCausal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In this article, we study how causal inference has been integrated and used in action theories. After presenting and discussing criteria considered as the most meaningful, we present four formalisms which are approaches to actions and causality and we try to situate each formalism in relation to the criteria
When we reason about change over time, causation provides an implicit preference: we prefer sequence...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
This chapter describes a nonmonotonic causal logic designed for representing knowledge about the eff...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
This paper explores mathematical relationships between the "causal theories" formalism rec...
Recent research on reasoning about action has shown that the traditional logic form of domain constr...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of causalit...
This paper is concerned with the problem of representing the effects of actions. We argue that the t...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of cau...
Causality plays an essential role in reasoning about actions, and much of the research on the area d...
For many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simple kind o...
AbstractFor many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simpl...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
When we reason about change over time, causation provides an implicit preference: we prefer sequence...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
This chapter describes a nonmonotonic causal logic designed for representing knowledge about the eff...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
This paper explores mathematical relationships between the "causal theories" formalism rec...
Recent research on reasoning about action has shown that the traditional logic form of domain constr...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of causalit...
This paper is concerned with the problem of representing the effects of actions. We argue that the t...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of cau...
Causality plays an essential role in reasoning about actions, and much of the research on the area d...
For many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simple kind o...
AbstractFor many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simpl...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
When we reason about change over time, causation provides an implicit preference: we prefer sequence...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
This chapter describes a nonmonotonic causal logic designed for representing knowledge about the eff...