AbstractThis paper explores some topological features in order to analyse the consistent region in Probabilistic Logic. Using the L1 norm enables us to reduce and stabilize the consistent area associated with the probability of a predicate in a set of beliefs. The concept of facts and rules is approached as a particular problem. We present the program of the method used and propose an application to predicates in first-order logic. A study of the accuracy and the program complexity is made and compared to other methods
AbstractThe probabilistic satisfiability problem is to verify the consistency of a set of probabilit...
We introduce a new approach to probabilistic logic programming in which probabilities are defined ov...
Uncertain knowledge can be modeled by using graded probabilities rather than binary truth-values, bu...
Human beings often have to reason and make decisions based on uncertain knowledge of real world prob...
This paper presents an approximate method for probabilistic entailment problem in knowledge bases wh...
AbstractSuppose we are given a set W of logical structures, or possible worlds, a set of logical for...
Learning to reason and understand the world’s knowledge is a fundamental problem in Artificial Intel...
Abstract Keynote PresentationRules represent knowledge about the world that can be used for reasonin...
Probabilistic Description Logics (ProbDLs) are an extension of Description Logics that are designed ...
Automated reasoning about uncertain knowledge has many applications. One difficulty when developing ...
First-order logic is the traditional basis for knowledge representation languages. However, its appl...
In this paper, given an arbitrary finite family of conditional events F, a generalized probabilistic...
AbstractProbability is usually closely related to Boolean structures, i.e., Boolean algebras or prop...
Probabilistic logics combine the expressive power of logic with the ability to reason with uncertain...
This paper proposes a common framework for various probabilistic logics. It consists of a set of unc...
AbstractThe probabilistic satisfiability problem is to verify the consistency of a set of probabilit...
We introduce a new approach to probabilistic logic programming in which probabilities are defined ov...
Uncertain knowledge can be modeled by using graded probabilities rather than binary truth-values, bu...
Human beings often have to reason and make decisions based on uncertain knowledge of real world prob...
This paper presents an approximate method for probabilistic entailment problem in knowledge bases wh...
AbstractSuppose we are given a set W of logical structures, or possible worlds, a set of logical for...
Learning to reason and understand the world’s knowledge is a fundamental problem in Artificial Intel...
Abstract Keynote PresentationRules represent knowledge about the world that can be used for reasonin...
Probabilistic Description Logics (ProbDLs) are an extension of Description Logics that are designed ...
Automated reasoning about uncertain knowledge has many applications. One difficulty when developing ...
First-order logic is the traditional basis for knowledge representation languages. However, its appl...
In this paper, given an arbitrary finite family of conditional events F, a generalized probabilistic...
AbstractProbability is usually closely related to Boolean structures, i.e., Boolean algebras or prop...
Probabilistic logics combine the expressive power of logic with the ability to reason with uncertain...
This paper proposes a common framework for various probabilistic logics. It consists of a set of unc...
AbstractThe probabilistic satisfiability problem is to verify the consistency of a set of probabilit...
We introduce a new approach to probabilistic logic programming in which probabilities are defined ov...
Uncertain knowledge can be modeled by using graded probabilities rather than binary truth-values, bu...