Presentation 2003/5/22
Consequence Finding and Related Problems in AI
Katumi INOUE,
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Abstract(in English) The consequence-finding problem was firstly addressed by Lee in 1967 in the context of the resolution principle. Procedures for consequence finding and their applications to AI have been investigated in the 1990s, and studies on efficient implementation of consequence finding have just begun recently. This survey mainly presents SOL tableaux, which is one of the most significant calculi for consequence finding, and shows applications of consequence finding to advanced reasoning.
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Keyword(in English) consequence finding / theorem proving / SOL resolution / SOL tableaux / characteristic clauses / production fields / deduction / abduction / induction / minimal answers / nonmonotonic reasoning / knowledge assimilation / knowledge compilation / lub:glb approximation / distributed knowledge bases / speculative computation / knowledge discovery / bioinformatics
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Title (in English) Consequence Finding and Related Problems in AI
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Keyword(1) consequence finding
Keyword(2) theorem proving
Keyword(3) SOL resolution
Keyword(4) SOL tableaux
Keyword(5) characteristic clauses
Keyword(6) production fields
Keyword(7) deduction
Keyword(8) abduction
Keyword(9) induction
Keyword(10) minimal answers
Keyword(11) nonmonotonic reasoning
Keyword(12) knowledge assimilation
Keyword(13) knowledge compilation
Keyword(14) lub:glb approximation
Keyword(15) distributed knowledge bases
Keyword(16) speculative computation
Keyword(17) knowledge discovery
Keyword(18) bioinformatics
1st Author's Name Katumi INOUE
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Kobe University()
Date 2003/5/22
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Volume (vol) vol.103
Number (no) 103
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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