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Minimal Number of Permutations Sufficient to Compute All Extensions a Finite Default Theory  (Make Corrections)  
Pawel Cholewinski, Miroslaw Truszczynski



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Abstract: In this paper we analyze an algorithm for generating extensions of a default theory. This algorithm considers all permutations (orderings) of defaults. For each permutation, it constructs a tentative extension incrementally, in each step firing the first applicable default, where the applicability of a default is defined with respect to the part of a tentative extension constructed so far. When no more defaults can be fired, an a posteriori consistency check is performed to test whether... (Update)

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@misc{ cholewinski-minimal,
  author = "Pawel Cholewinski and Miroslaw Truszczynski",
  title = "Minimal Number of Permutations Sufficient to Compute All Extensions a Finite
    Default Theory",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/250371.html" }
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