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Readings in nonmonotonic reasoning
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Readings in nonmonotonic reasoning
Pages: 481  
Year of Publication: 1987
ISBN:0-934613-45-1
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Morgan Kaufmann Publishers Inc.  San Francisco, CA, USA
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  Some philosophical problems from the standpoint of artificial intelligence [full citation]
J. McCarthy, P. J. Hayes
 
  Epistemological problems of artificial intelligence [full citation]
J. McCarthy
 
  What's wrong with non-monotonic logic? [full citation]
D. J. Israel
 
  On the consistency of commonsense reasoning [full citation]
D. Perlis
 
  A logic for default reasoning [full citation]
R. Reiter
 
  On interacting defaults [full citation]
R. Reiter, G. Criscuolo
 
  On inheritance hierarchies with expections [full citation]
D. W. Etherington, R. Reiter
 
  Implicit ordering of defaults in inheritance systems [full citation]
D. S. Touretzky
 
  Non-monotonic logic I [full citation]
D. McDermott, J. Doyle
 
  Semantical considerations on nonmonotonic logic [full citation]
R. Moore
 
  Possible-world semantics for autoepistemic logic [full citation]
R. Moore
 
  Circumscription—a form of non-monotonic reasoning [full citation]
J. McCarthy
 
  Applications of circumscription to formalizing common-sense knowledge [full citation]
J. McCarthy
 
  Computing circumscription [full citation]
V. Lifschitz
 
  On the adequacy of predicate circumscription for closed-world reasoning [full citation]
D. W. Etherington, R. E. Mercer, R. Reiter
 
  Pointwise circumscription [full citation]
V. Lifschitz
 
  On the relation between default and autoepistemic logic [full citation]
K Konolige
 
  A semantical approach to nonmonotonic logics [full citation]
Y. Shoham
 
  Multi-valued logics [full citation]
M. L. Ginsberg
 
  A truth maintenance system [full citation]
J. Doyle
 
  An assumption-based TMS [full citation]
J. de Kleer
 
  On closed world data bases [full citation]
R. Reiter
 
  Negation as failure [full citation]
K. L. Clark
 
  On indefinite databases and the closed world assumption [full citation]
J. Minker
 
  Colsed-world databases and circumscription [full citation]
V. Lifschitz
 
  On the declarative semantics of logic programs with negation [full citation]
V. Lifschitz
 
  A theory of diagnosis from first principles [full citation]
R. Reiter
 
  Diagnosing multiple faults [full citation]
J. de Kleer, B. C. Williams
 
  Default reasoning, nonmonotonic logics, and the frame problem [full citation]
S. Hanks, D. McDermott
 
  Chronological ignorance [full citation]
Y Shoham
 
  Formal theories of action [full citation]
V. Lifschitz
 
  Reasoning about action I: a possible worlds approach [full citation]
M. L. Ginsberg, D. E. Smith
 
  Bibliography of literature on non-monotonic reasoning [full citation]
D. Perlis
 

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