AbstractWe present a new fixpoint characterization of the minimal models of disjunctive logic programs. We prove that by applying the operator iteratively, it characterizes the perfect models semantics of stratified disjunctive logic programs. Given the equivalence between the perfect models semantics of stratified programs and prioritized circumscription, our fixpoint characterization captures the meaning of the corresponding circumscribed theory. Based on these results, we present a bottom-up evaluation algorithm for stratified disjunctive databases. This algorithm uses the model-tree data structure to represent the information contained in the database and to compute answers to queries
We present a bottom-up algorithm for the computation of the well-founded model of non-disjunctive lo...
Bottom-up query answering procedures tend to explore a much larger search space than is strictly ne...
While the stable model semantics, in the form of Answer Set Programming, has become a successful sem...
AbstractThis paper investigates two fixpoint approaches for minimal model reasoning with disjunctive...
AbstractUnlike sets of definite Horn clauses, logic programs with disjunctions of atoms in clause he...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were ...
This paper investigates two fixpoint approaches for minimal model reasoning with disjunctive logic p...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were...
AbstractWe present a fixpoint semantics for disjunctive logic programs. We extend the concept of the...
Algorithms for computing several classes of models for disjunctive normal databases are presented. W...
AbstractReasoning from the minimal models of a theory, as fostered by circumscription, is in the are...
This paper presents the concept of the disjunctive bottom set and discusses its computation. The dis...
We present a bottom-up algorithm for the computation of the well-founded model of non-disjunctive lo...
Reasoning from the minimal models of a theory, as fostered by circumscription, is in the area of Art...
In this paper, we continue to explore many-valued disjunctive logic programs with probabilistic sema...
We present a bottom-up algorithm for the computation of the well-founded model of non-disjunctive lo...
Bottom-up query answering procedures tend to explore a much larger search space than is strictly ne...
While the stable model semantics, in the form of Answer Set Programming, has become a successful sem...
AbstractThis paper investigates two fixpoint approaches for minimal model reasoning with disjunctive...
AbstractUnlike sets of definite Horn clauses, logic programs with disjunctions of atoms in clause he...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were ...
This paper investigates two fixpoint approaches for minimal model reasoning with disjunctive logic p...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were...
AbstractWe present a fixpoint semantics for disjunctive logic programs. We extend the concept of the...
Algorithms for computing several classes of models for disjunctive normal databases are presented. W...
AbstractReasoning from the minimal models of a theory, as fostered by circumscription, is in the are...
This paper presents the concept of the disjunctive bottom set and discusses its computation. The dis...
We present a bottom-up algorithm for the computation of the well-founded model of non-disjunctive lo...
Reasoning from the minimal models of a theory, as fostered by circumscription, is in the area of Art...
In this paper, we continue to explore many-valued disjunctive logic programs with probabilistic sema...
We present a bottom-up algorithm for the computation of the well-founded model of non-disjunctive lo...
Bottom-up query answering procedures tend to explore a much larger search space than is strictly ne...
While the stable model semantics, in the form of Answer Set Programming, has become a successful sem...