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Abductive Logic Programming
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Adaptive Control Processes
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Find the secret to improve the quality of life by reading this adaptive control processes and make the words of the author as your good value to your life.
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The role of abduction in logic programming
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The general framework of Abduction and its applications to Knowledge Assimilation and Default Reasoning is outlined; the argumentation-theoretic approach to the use of abduction as an interpretation for Negation as Failure is described.
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Database Updates through Abduction
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It is shown that this abductive approach deals successfully, in a simple yet powerful way, with the difficulties related to the presence of negation in the database and provides a uniform common procedure for insert and delete update requests.
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Generalized Stable Models: A Semantics for Abduction
Argumentation based decision making for autonomous agents
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The proposed argumentation framework is dynamic, with arguments and their strength depending on the particular context that the agent finds himself, thus allowing the agent to adapt his decisions in a changing environment.
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Abduction and Induction
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Abduction in Logic Programming
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This paper aims to chart out the main developments of the field over the last ten years and to take a critical view of these developments from several perspectives: logical, epistemological, computational and suitability to application.
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Computing Argumentation in Logic Programming
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An abstract computational framework where various argumen-tation semantics can be computed via diierent parametric variations of a simple basic proof theory is developed, given in terms of derivations of trees where each node in a tree contains an argument against its corresponding parent node.
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Abduction and induction: essays on their relation and integration
Foreword. Preface. Contributing Authors. 1. Abductive and inductive reasoning: background and issues P.A. Flach, A.C. Kakas. Part I: The philosophy of abduction and induction. 2. Smart inductive…
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