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Abstract: Induction for Horn clauses from data received a major boost from the success of
FOIL
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as a pioneer clausal learning algorithm. FOIL attempts to explain a
target relation (while avoiding a negative set) by incrementally adding clauses that
successively increase this explained part. The residue of the target set is obtained
by postulating the target set in the antecedents (body) of the generated clauses.
In contrast to this, if one considers the conventional least model semantics of... (Update)
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N. Foo and T. Tang, "An Inductive Principle for Learning Logical Definitions from Relations", Proceedings of the Seventh Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, World Scientific Press, 1994, pp 4552. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/foo94inductive.html More
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title = "An Inductive Principle for Learning Logical Definitions from Relations",
text = "N. Foo and T. Tang, An Inductive Principle for Learning Logical Definitions
from Relations, Proceedings of the Seventh Australian Joint Conference on
Artificial Intelligence, World Scientific Press, 1994, pp 4552.",
year = "1994",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/foo94inductive.html" }
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