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Abstract: A formalism is elaboration tolerant to the extent that it is convenient
to modify a set of facts expressed in the formalism to take into
account new phenomena or changed circumstances. Representations
of information in natural language have good elaboration tolerance
when used with human background knowledge. Human-level AI will
require representations with much more elaboration tolerance than
those used by present AI programs, because human-level AI needs to
be able to take new... (Update)
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...approximate theories, each expanding and elaborating upon previous theories. This structure would be a lot more elaboration tolerant [McCarthy, 1998] as well. A contrasting view [Dreyfus and Dreyfus, 1984] asserts that humans do not use rules, but rather discriminate thousands...
...of theorems are presented in Section 8. We conclude by discussing the relation of this work to the idea of elaboration tolerance [ McCarthy, 1999 ] Appendix A relates formulas of multi valued propositional signatures used in the main part of the paper to usual...
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@misc{ mccarthy98elaboration,
author = "J. McCarthy",
title = "Elaboration Tolerance",
text = "McCarthy, J. 1998. Elaboration Tolerance.",
year = "1998",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/mccarthy99elaboration.html" }
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