Sentence examples for logic knowledge from inspiring English sources

During the discussion, I touch upon major themes in artificial intelligence including symbol processing, fuzzy logic, knowledge representation, and connectionist networks.

We define a suite of semantics for various classes of dl-programs, which conservatively extend the standard semantics of the respective classes and coincide with it in absence of a description logic knowledge base.

To this end, we introduce description logic programs (or dl-programs), which consist of a description logic knowledge base L and a finite set P of description logic rules (or dl-rules).

We consider conjunctive query inseparability of description logic knowledge bases with respect to a given signature a fundamental problem in knowledge base versioning, module extraction, forgetting and knowledge exchange.

One of our main goals was to highlight the value of combining multiple quantitative approaches with logic, knowledge of species' biology and parsimony when interpreting findings, as a means to counter uncertainty that might occur with any single metric.

This is done by first establishing a correspondence between OWL ontologies and description logic knowledge bases and then by showing how knowledge base entailment can be reduced to knowledge base satisfiability.

Modal logics find extensive use in computing science as logics of knowledge and belief, logics of programs, and in the specification of distributed and concurrent systems.

86, 87 Here, the difficulty may be for the caregivers who are faced with two different logics: the logic of knowledge transmission to which they have been trained and the logic of complex knowledge building by patients.

The work was subsequently extended to a more general family of justification logics, which are logics of knowledge in which reasons are made explicit.

Second, we do not need to add anything to the logic of knowledge: the "right" properties of belief fall out of our definitions and the properties of knowledge.

Not only bimodal, but multimodal (also called polymodal) logics, are standard in the literature: a typical case is the logic of knowledge (or epistemic logic), usually endowed with modal operators K1, K2,…, Km representing the knowledge of m agents (or "knowers").