Titlebook: EPIA‘89; 4th Portuguese Confe J. P. Martins,E. M. Morgado Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Automatisches

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A Practical Outcome Evaluation Plan,y are not efficient enough. We argue that this is not necessarily true of all possible systems, and that the trade-off between representational power and efficiency has not been fully explored. It is possible, in particular, to design frame systems that retain much of the flexibility while providing

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in formalizing reasoning about knowledge and about preconditions of actions. Difficulties arise when the quantificational structure of propositions is essential. We show how ideas from combinatory logic can be used to deal with this problem. This approach allows us to construct first order theories

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Sengul Ozdek MD,Mehmet Cuneyt Ozmen MD, FICOis modeled on frame-based systems, while the temporal reasoning component is based on the event calculus of [Kowalski and Sergot 86]. The entire theory is axiomatized using Horn clauses augmented with negation as failure. A knowledge representation facility incorporating this work, called the ., has

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Mechanical Self-Assembly in Nature,t this feature, a context-based blackboard is proposed as an explicit component to summarize, in terms of contexts, meta-level information about ordinary blackboards. It is so organized that a list of promising solution areas, a list of potential knowledge sources, and their best match can be propos

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2122-0er language with equality allowing on top of the expression of equational, disjunctive, conunctive, negative, implicative and if-then-else constraints. CLG has been implemented in Prolog and tested with relatively large grammars of Danish, English and German. We also report on the efficiency of the