In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a conditional logic. The conditional implication is interpreted as causal implication. This makes it possible to formalize in a uniform way causal dependencies between actions and their immediate and indirect effects. Also, it provides a natural formalization of concurrent actions and causal dependencies between actions. An abductive semantics is adopted for dealing with the frame problem
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
The goal of this paper is the formulation of a well-founded solution to the ramification problem: th...
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of causalit...
Causality plays an essential role in reasoning about actions, and much of the research on the area d...
Recent research on reasoning about action has shown that the traditional logic form of domain constr...
AbstractFor many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simpl...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of cau...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
For many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simple kind o...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
This paper explores mathematical relationships between the "causal theories" formalism rec...
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
The goal of this paper is the formulation of a well-founded solution to the ramification problem: th...
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
In this paper we present a new approach to reason about actions and causation which is based on a co...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
Causal reasoning has become very important in the last few years in logic based action theories. In ...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of causalit...
Causality plays an essential role in reasoning about actions, and much of the research on the area d...
Recent research on reasoning about action has shown that the traditional logic form of domain constr...
AbstractFor many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simpl...
Most `causal' approaches to reasoning about action have not addressed the basic question of cau...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
For many commonsense reasoning tasks associated with action domains, only a relatively simple kind o...
In the reasoning about actions community, causal relationships have been proposed as a possible appr...
This paper explores mathematical relationships between the "causal theories" formalism rec...
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
The goal of this paper is the formulation of a well-founded solution to the ramification problem: th...
It has been argued that causal rules are necessary for representing both implicit side-effects of ac...
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