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Abstract: Introduction
The idea of circumscription can be explained on a simple example. We would
like to represent information about the locations of blocks in a blocks world,
using the "default":
Normally, a block is on the table. (1)
Then information about the location of a specific block will have to be included
in the database only if that block is an exception to this default. If,
for instance, B 1 is the only exception, then the database will contain, in
addition to (1), the assertion:
B 1 is... (Update)
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...circumscription is not given in terms of a finitary first order formula 5 . Nevertheless, there is no problem in defining such 5 See [15] for some remarks on circumscription for infinitary theories. But, if we are willing to give up a first order base theory, we may obtain a...
.... issue of Artificial Intelligence, and summarized in the collection [Ginsberg, 1987] It has continued to develop, see e.g. [Lifschitz, 1993]. Minsky [Minsky, 1975] mentioned the need for something like nonmonotonic reasoning, but used this fact as evidence for the...
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Lifschitz, V. "Circumscription". In `Handbook of Logic in Artificial Intelligence and Logic Programming', Oxford University Press. To appear. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/635618.html More
@incollection{ lifschitz94circumscription,
author = "Vladimir Lifschitz",
title = "Circumscription",
booktitle = "Handbook of Logic in Artificial Intelligence and Logic Programming, Volume 3: Nonmonotonic Reasoning and Uncertain Reasoning",
publisher = "Oxford University Press",
editor = "Dov Gabbay and Christopher J. Hogger and J. A. Robinson",
pages = "298--352",
year = "1994",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/635618.html" }
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Negation as failure (context) - Clark - 1978
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Circumscription---a form of non-monotonic reasoning (context) - McCarthy - 1990
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Logical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence (context) - Genesereth, Nilsson - 1987
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Applications of circumscription to formalizing common sense ..
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Nonmonotonic logic and temporal projection (context) - Hanks, McDermott - 1987
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Nonmonotonic reasoning in the framework of situation calculu..
- Baker - 1991
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Formal theories of action (context) - Lifschitz - 1987
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the relationship between circumscription and negation as fai.. (context) - Gelfond, Przymusinska et al. - 1989
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Some philosophical problems from the standpoint of artificia.. (context) - McCarthy, Hayes - 1969
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Epistemological problems of artificial intelligence (context) - McCarthy - 1977
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Reasoning with Incomplete Information (context) - Etherington - 1988
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A circumscriptive theorem prover
- Ginsberg - 1989
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On interacting defaults (context) - Reiter, Criscuolo - 1981
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Pointwise circumscription (context) - Lifschitz - 1987
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An algorithm to compute circumscription (context) - Przymusinski - 1989
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the declarative semantics of logic programs with negation (context) - Lifschitz - 1988
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Formalizing common sense: papers by John McCarthy (context) - McCarthy - 1990
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Nonmonotonic logic: meaning and utility (context) - Shoham - 1987
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A simple solution to the Yale Shooting Problem
- Baker - 1989
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Towards a metatheory of action
- Lifschitz - 1991
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Compiling circumscriptive theories into logic programs (context) - Gelfond, Lifschitz - 1989
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Undecidable optimization problems for database logic program.. (context) - Gaifman, Mairson et al. - 1987
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Some computational aspects of circumscription (context) - Kolaitis, Papadimitriou - 1988
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Closed-world data bases and circumscription (context) - Lifschitz - 1985
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On open defaults
- Lifschitz - 1990
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Circumscription implies predicate completion (context) - Reiter - 1982
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Computing circumscription (context) - Lifschitz - 1985
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Circumscriptive theories: a logic-based framework for knowle.. (context) - Lifschitz - 1989
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the adequacy of predicate circumscription for closed-world r.. (context) - Etherington, Mercer et al. - 1985
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Negation as failure: Careful closure procedure (context) - Gelfond, Przymusinska - 1986
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Between circumscription and autoepistemic logic (context) - Lifschitz - 1989
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the relation between autoepistemic logic and circumscription (context) - Konolige - 1989
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Relating default logic and circumscription (context) - Etherington - 1987
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the satisfiability of circumscription (context) - Lifschitz - 1986
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The logic of inheritance in frame systems (context) - Brewka - 1987
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On theorem provers for circumscription (context) - Inoue, Helft - 1990
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Eliminating the fixed predicates from a circumscription (context) - de Kleer, Konolige - 1989
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the relationship between logic programming and non-monotonic.. (context) - Przymusinski - 1988
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Circumscribing with sets (context) - Perlis - 1987
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A generalization of collapsible cases of circumscription (context) - Rabinov - 1989
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Completeness results for circumscription (context) - Perlis, Minker - 1986
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