Presentation 1998/11/20
Evolving Frame-structure Logic by Using Instances and Three Types of Object Operators
Kouji KOMATSU, Noritaka NISHIHARA, Shouichi YOKOYAMA,
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Abstract(in English) Most of logical approaches to knowledge representation and reasoning are based on first-order logic. In first-order logic, semantics is, however, built on the set theory and various notions in the world and logical relations of them are interpreted as relations on an individual set. On the other hand, frame-structure logic is a system with semantics based on the lattice theory. In frame-structure logic, a compound notion is described as a structural object and class hierarchy of objects and attribute inheritance between them are represented as semiorder relations on lattice. This thesis proposes a system called FSB(Frame-Structure login based on Boolean lattice)and also constructs an axiom system of it. In this system, the direct negation of class hierarchy and attribute relationship comes to be possible, and an instance, which is corresponding to proper noun in natural language, is introduced.
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Keyword(in English) frame-structure / boolean lattice / object / instance / negation
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Conference Date 1998/11/20(1days)
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Title (in English) Evolving Frame-structure Logic by Using Instances and Three Types of Object Operators
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Keyword(1) frame-structure
Keyword(2) boolean lattice
Keyword(3) object
Keyword(4) instance
Keyword(5) negation
1st Author's Name Kouji KOMATSU
1st Author's Affiliation Dept.of Electrical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Engneering, Yamagata University.()
2nd Author's Name Noritaka NISHIHARA
2nd Author's Affiliation Dept.of Electrical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Engneering, Yamagata University.
3rd Author's Name Shouichi YOKOYAMA
3rd Author's Affiliation Dept.of Electrical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Engneering, Yamagata University.
Date 1998/11/20
Paper # COMP98-53
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 432
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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