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Readings in nonmonotonic reasoningOctober 1987
Publisher:
  • Morgan Kaufmann Publishers Inc.
  • 340 Pine Street, Sixth Floor
  • San Francisco
  • CA
  • United States
ISBN:978-0-934613-45-3
Published:01 October 1987
Pages:
481
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What's wrong with non-monotonic logic?
pp 53–55
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A logic for default reasoning
pp 68–93
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On interacting defaults
pp 94–100
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Non-monotonic logic I
pp 111–126
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Possible-world semantics for autoepistemic logic
pp 137–142
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Computing circumscription
pp 167–173
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Pointwise circumscription
pp 179–193
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A semantical approach to nonmonotonic logics
pp 227–250
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Multi-valued logics
pp 251–256
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A truth maintenance system
pp 259–279
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An assumption-based TMS
pp 280–298
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On closed world data bases
pp 300–310
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Negation as failure
pp 311–325
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Colsed-world databases and circumscription
pp 334–336
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A theory of diagnosis from first principles
pp 352–371
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Diagnosing multiple faults
pp 372–388
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Chronological ignorance
pp 396–409
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Formal theories of action
pp 410–432
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