Complete Workshop Proceedings
... PD Dr. Pascal Hitzler is assistant professor and project leader at the Institute for Applied Informatics and Formal Description Methods (AIFB) of the University of Karlsruhe in Germany. Beforehand, he graduated in Mathematics at Tübingen University, did his dissertation at the National University of ...
... PD Dr. Pascal Hitzler is assistant professor and project leader at the Institute for Applied Informatics and Formal Description Methods (AIFB) of the University of Karlsruhe in Germany. Beforehand, he graduated in Mathematics at Tübingen University, did his dissertation at the National University of ...
On the Incompatibility of Negative Introspection and Knowledge as
... The procedure would be the following: The sentences of a language L are recursively enumerable (by some Turing machine M1); for good measure the theorems of some undecidable logic ∆ expressed in L are recursively enumerable (by some Turing machine M2). Let M1 provide a sentence α. Check: Bα∈B? Eithe ...
... The procedure would be the following: The sentences of a language L are recursively enumerable (by some Turing machine M1); for good measure the theorems of some undecidable logic ∆ expressed in L are recursively enumerable (by some Turing machine M2). Let M1 provide a sentence α. Check: Bα∈B? Eithe ...
Combining satisfiability techniques from AI and OR
... values to variables that satisfies every clause; if no such assignment exists, the instance is called unsatisfiable. An algorithm for solving satisfiability problems is generally called complete if it is capable of determining conclusively whether any given problem instance is unsatisfiable; in this ...
... values to variables that satisfies every clause; if no such assignment exists, the instance is called unsatisfiable. An algorithm for solving satisfiability problems is generally called complete if it is capable of determining conclusively whether any given problem instance is unsatisfiable; in this ...
Outcomes Children will recoginse that devices and on screen
... Pupils should be taught to: design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems; solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts. use sequence, selection, and repetition in programs; work with variables and various forms of ...
... Pupils should be taught to: design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems; solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts. use sequence, selection, and repetition in programs; work with variables and various forms of ...
minimizing unnecessary right ventricular pacing in an icd
... patient population. Concerns about detrimental effects of unnecessary ventricular pacing have led the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services and others to recommend single chamber ICDs to avoid right ventricular (RV) pacing. Single-chamber ICDs cannot sense atrial arrhythmias, pace the atria as r ...
... patient population. Concerns about detrimental effects of unnecessary ventricular pacing have led the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services and others to recommend single chamber ICDs to avoid right ventricular (RV) pacing. Single-chamber ICDs cannot sense atrial arrhythmias, pace the atria as r ...
D16 Functional Programming
... • Could also use Miranda algorithms as specification for subsequent implementation in C++ ...
... • Could also use Miranda algorithms as specification for subsequent implementation in C++ ...
Contributions to artificial intelligence: the IIIA perspective
... analysis, synthesis and transformation, in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, etc. However, from the computational point of view, this is not an easy problem. It is well known that the problem of deciding if a given formula is a tautology in propositional logic gave rise to the firs ...
... analysis, synthesis and transformation, in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, etc. However, from the computational point of view, this is not an easy problem. It is well known that the problem of deciding if a given formula is a tautology in propositional logic gave rise to the firs ...
FLP Semantics Without Circular Justifications for General Logic
... rules of the form H ← B, where H and B are arbitrary first-order formulas. Normal logic programs can be viewed as a special form of general logic programs, where the negation not is identified with ¬, each rule head H with an atom, and each rule body B with a conjunction of literals. Answer sets of ...
... rules of the form H ← B, where H and B are arbitrary first-order formulas. Normal logic programs can be viewed as a special form of general logic programs, where the negation not is identified with ¬, each rule head H with an atom, and each rule body B with a conjunction of literals. Answer sets of ...
Design And Implementation Of Fuzzy Rule
... patient pursuit has highly increased. Despite the fact that these fields, in which the computers are used, have very high complexity and uncertainty and the use of intelligent systems such as fuzzy logic, artificial neural network and genetic algorithm have been developed [2][3].Hence, Information g ...
... patient pursuit has highly increased. Despite the fact that these fields, in which the computers are used, have very high complexity and uncertainty and the use of intelligent systems such as fuzzy logic, artificial neural network and genetic algorithm have been developed [2][3].Hence, Information g ...
Functional Programming
... I/O in Haskell • Problematic point, because Haskell intends to preserve referential transparency. – An expression is said to be referentially transparent if it can be replaced with its value without changing the program. – Referential transparency requires the same results for a given set of argume ...
... I/O in Haskell • Problematic point, because Haskell intends to preserve referential transparency. – An expression is said to be referentially transparent if it can be replaced with its value without changing the program. – Referential transparency requires the same results for a given set of argume ...
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... I/O in Haskell • Problematic point, because Haskell intends to preserve referential transparency. – An expression is said to be referentially transparent if it can be replaced with its value without changing the program. – Referential transparency requires the same results for a given set of argume ...
... I/O in Haskell • Problematic point, because Haskell intends to preserve referential transparency. – An expression is said to be referentially transparent if it can be replaced with its value without changing the program. – Referential transparency requires the same results for a given set of argume ...
Deontic Cognitive Event Calculus - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
... and plausibly interpreted as also holding for the ought-to-do case. Rule R14 connects the O operator with the knowledge and belief operators. The rule is to be informally read as follows: “If it is the case that an agent believes that the agent ought to α when φ holds at any time, and it is the cas ...
... and plausibly interpreted as also holding for the ought-to-do case. Rule R14 connects the O operator with the knowledge and belief operators. The rule is to be informally read as follows: “If it is the case that an agent believes that the agent ought to α when φ holds at any time, and it is the cas ...
Properties of maximal cliques of a pair-wise compatibility graph for three nonmonotonic reasoning system
... In each of the three reasoning systems (normal and extended logic programming, and default logic) the underlying concept is the choice of maximal sets of rules which have two properties: they are compatible and grounded. These sets have names specific to the reasoning system: stable models, answer s ...
... In each of the three reasoning systems (normal and extended logic programming, and default logic) the underlying concept is the choice of maximal sets of rules which have two properties: they are compatible and grounded. These sets have names specific to the reasoning system: stable models, answer s ...
The Relative Expressiveness of Abstract Argumentation and Logic
... how to translate AFs into ADFs: For an AF F = (A, R), define the ADF associated V to F as DF = (A, R, C) with C = {ϕa }a∈A and ϕa = (b,a)∈R ¬b for a ∈ A. Clearly, the resulting ADF is bipolar; parents are always attacking. Brewka and Woltran (2010) proved that this translation is faithful for the AF ...
... how to translate AFs into ADFs: For an AF F = (A, R), define the ADF associated V to F as DF = (A, R, C) with C = {ϕa }a∈A and ϕa = (b,a)∈R ¬b for a ∈ A. Clearly, the resulting ADF is bipolar; parents are always attacking. Brewka and Woltran (2010) proved that this translation is faithful for the AF ...
Functional Paradigm
... – researchers in (AI) Artificial Intelligence and related subfields • Symbolic computation • Theorem proving • Rule based systems • Natural language processing ...
... – researchers in (AI) Artificial Intelligence and related subfields • Symbolic computation • Theorem proving • Rule based systems • Natural language processing ...
Programmability of Intelligent Agent Avatars (Extended Abstract)
... agent avatars, supported by the Distributed Logic Programming language DLP. The intelligent agent avatars can be considered as one of the applications of web agents. As one of the testbeds of the 3D web agents, we are developing and implementing soccer playing avatars. In this paper, we discuss how ...
... agent avatars, supported by the Distributed Logic Programming language DLP. The intelligent agent avatars can be considered as one of the applications of web agents. As one of the testbeds of the 3D web agents, we are developing and implementing soccer playing avatars. In this paper, we discuss how ...
Applications of Automated Reasoning Nr. 9/2007 Arbeitsberichte
... the generation of new clauses has another advantage: it also helps in handling equality. If the formulae to be handled by the reasoning system contain an equality predicate, there are basically two different methods to handle this. Either one adds axioms to the set of clauses describing the usual pr ...
... the generation of new clauses has another advantage: it also helps in handling equality. If the formulae to be handled by the reasoning system contain an equality predicate, there are basically two different methods to handle this. Either one adds axioms to the set of clauses describing the usual pr ...
Gödel and Computability - centria
... on computable numbers as an important complement of his own work on the limits of formalization. • Over the years, Gödel regularly credited Turing’s article as the definitive work that captures the intuitive concept of computability, the only author to present persuasive arguments about the adequacy ...
... on computable numbers as an important complement of his own work on the limits of formalization. • Over the years, Gödel regularly credited Turing’s article as the definitive work that captures the intuitive concept of computability, the only author to present persuasive arguments about the adequacy ...
artigo - Sistema de Bibliotecas da Unicamp
... information, with friendly language and semiotics, have been proposed. To accomplish this, the following activities have been executed: [a] Finding out logicalformal restraints to make systemic decisions, and [b] Build up an expert system program. This paper deals with a subject of the legislation f ...
... information, with friendly language and semiotics, have been proposed. To accomplish this, the following activities have been executed: [a] Finding out logicalformal restraints to make systemic decisions, and [b] Build up an expert system program. This paper deals with a subject of the legislation f ...
Smart programming languages, smart program analysis
... Total Functional Programming Total Functional Programming In total functional programming paradigm all programs are terminating. In particular, there is no general recursion. Instead, only some restricted forms of recursion are allowed, which are guaranteed to terminate. Usually, these are simple i ...
... Total Functional Programming Total Functional Programming In total functional programming paradigm all programs are terminating. In particular, there is no general recursion. Instead, only some restricted forms of recursion are allowed, which are guaranteed to terminate. Usually, these are simple i ...
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... Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing UNIT I Introduction: History, Intelligent Systems, Foundations of AI, sub areas of AI, applications. Problem solving – State – Space search and control strategies: Introduction, general problem solving, characteristics of problem, exhaustive searche ...
Linear Logic 15-819K: Logic Programming Lecture 12 Frank Pfenning
... Hidden in the judgment are other assumptions, usually abbreviated as Γ, which can be used arbitrarily often (including not at all), and are therefore called the unrestricted assumptions. If we need to make them explicit in a rule we will write Γ; ∆ `` C true where ∆ abbreviates the resources. As in ...
... Hidden in the judgment are other assumptions, usually abbreviated as Γ, which can be used arbitrarily often (including not at all), and are therefore called the unrestricted assumptions. If we need to make them explicit in a rule we will write Γ; ∆ `` C true where ∆ abbreviates the resources. As in ...
confidence - UNCC Honors College
... with the tool and popularity in the gaming community has given me more confidence in my ability than any other programming project I have ever worked on. Another key importance that came from this project was learning how to use GitHub, a version control system that is used to easily and efficiently ...
... with the tool and popularity in the gaming community has given me more confidence in my ability than any other programming project I have ever worked on. Another key importance that came from this project was learning how to use GitHub, a version control system that is used to easily and efficiently ...
Chapter 1
... Origins of Programming Languages • Programming language: often defined as “a notation for communicating to a computer what we want it to do” • Before the mid 1940s, computer operators set switches to adjust the internal wiring of a computer to perform the requested tasks • Programming languages all ...
... Origins of Programming Languages • Programming language: often defined as “a notation for communicating to a computer what we want it to do” • Before the mid 1940s, computer operators set switches to adjust the internal wiring of a computer to perform the requested tasks • Programming languages all ...