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Abstract: this paper we improve on the proposal by Meyer et al. [13] in two ways. Firstly, and in line with the claim by Meyer et al. [13] that the definition of an infobase as a finite set of wffs is in conflict with the intuition of independently obtained wffs, we view an infobase as a finite sequence of wffs. This has a number of favourable consequences. Secondly, the approach of Meyer et al. [13] associates a unique infobase contraction and revision operation with every infobase. We generalise this... (Update)
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...to ranked information states. One way of dealing with inconsistent beliefs of equal reliability is to employ the infobases of Meyer [13, 14]. An infobase is a finite multiset of sentences. 1 Intuitively an infobase is a structured representation of the beliefs of an agent with a...
...assertion. A sample of papers on base revision with further references is (Nebel 1994) Nebel 1989) Hansson 1993) Hansson 1998) (Meyer 1999). Update:Abandoning Retraction Minimality. Let us return to modelling the agent s beliefs by logically closed theories. In that...
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Thomas Meyer. Basic Infobase Change. In Norman Foo, editor, Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence, volume 1747 of Lecture Notes In Artificial Intelligence, pages 156--167, Berlin, 1999. Springer-Verlag. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/meyer00basic.html More
@inproceedings{ meyer99basic,
author = "Thomas Meyer",
title = "Basic Infobase Change",
booktitle = "Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence",
pages = "156-167",
year = "1999",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/meyer00basic.html" }
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