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Meyer J.-J.Ch. — Epistemic Logic for AI and Computer Science (Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science)
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Название: Epistemic Logic for AI and Computer Science (Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science)
Автор: Meyer J.-J.Ch.
Аннотация: Epistemic logic has grown from its philosophical beginnings to find diverse applications in computer science as a means of reasoning about the knowledge and belief of agents. This book, based on courses taught at universities and summer schools, provides a broad introduction to the subject; many exercises are included together with their solutions. The authors begin by presenting the necessary apparatus from mathematics and logic, including Kripke semantics and the well-known modal logics K, T, S4 and S5. Then they turn to applications in the contexts of distributed systems and artificial intelligence: topics that are addressed include the notions of common knowledge, distributed knowledge, explicit and implicit belief, the interplays between knowledge and time, and knowledge and action, as well as a graded (or numerical) variant of the epistemic operators. The problem of logical omniscience is also discussed extensively. Halpern and Moses' theory of honest formulae is covered, and a digression is made into the realm of non-monotonic reasoning and preferential entailment. Moore's autoepistemic logic is discussed, together with Levesque's related logic of 'all I know'. Furthermore, it is shown how one can base default and counterfactual reasoning on epistemic logic.
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Рубрика: Computer science /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель без номеров страниц
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Год издания: 2004
Количество страниц: 368
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Предметный указатель
-structures 177
-models 28—38
Action accordant 99
Action informative 101
AE-extension 145
AE-interpretation 143
AE-model 143
AE-satisfiable 143
AE-valid 143
AE-valid with respect to index 143
AE-valuation 143
AEL see "Autoepistemic logic"
Alternating bit protocol 40 44
Autoepistemic (or AE-)formulas 142
Autoepistemic implication 143
Autoepistemic logic 114 133 141 159
awareness 77
Awareness general 79
Awareness resource bounded 79
Awareness special 79
Barcan Formula 228
Belief 1 68
Belief explicit 74
Belief implicit 74
Belief revision 132
Belief strong 80
Belief weak 80
Belief-as-possibility 73
Bisimulation 30
Brewka 191
Cascaded ambiguity 173
Cautious monotonicity 137 191
Closed world assumption 132 160 163 170 188
Cluster model 79
Common belief 89
Common knowledge 45—65 89
Common-sense knowledge 5
Common-sense reasoning 5
Complementary structure 153
Completeness 17—22
Completeness of 70
Completeness of , , , and 47 56
Completeness of , , , 67
Completeness of first-order К, T, S4 and S5 228
Completeness of T, S4, S5 27
conditional logic 196 205
Consistent 14
Contradicting justifications 170
Contraposition 168
Correspondence theory 25
Counterfactual reasoning 130 195—208
Counterfactuals 195
Cumulativity 141 190
Cut 137 191
CWA see "Closed world assumption"
Deduction model of belief 211
Deduction system 212
Default entailment 188
Default logic 161 193
Default reasoning 159—195
Default theory 187
Defaults non-normal 169
Defaults normal 166
Defeasible reasoning 129
Depth of a formula 220
Derivation 13
Disjunctive information 131 169
Distributed knowledge 65
Distributed processes 39
distributed systems 38 59
Dynamic epistemic logic 177
EDL-formulas 164
Epistemic alternatives 8
Epistemic formula 190
Epistemic formulas 7
Epistemic logic xi
Epistemic logic, first-order 225
Epistemic state 139 114
Epistemic state, entailment based on 126 140
Equivalence relation 25
Euclidicity 25
Extensions in the sense of Reiter 161
Fagin xi 68 77 218
Filtrations 51
First-order 227
First-order Kripke model 227
Frame assumption 161
Frame problem 176 200
Fusion models 84
Gaerdenfors 132 205
Ginsberg 204
Grounded sets 147
Halpern xi 38 40 77 114 139 218
Hanks 179
Hidden presumptions 175
Hiding Turkey Scenario 183
Hintikka xi
Honest formula 118 122 123 140
Ignorance 113
Implicit belief 83
Intersection, modal characterisation of 66
Jaspars 84
Knowing only 154
Knowledge 1
Knowledge and action 96
Knowledge and belief 89
Knowledge assignment 218
Knowledge common 45
Knowledge implicit 65
Knowledge opaque 82
Knowledge structures 218
Konolige 157 211
Kraus 89 190
Kripke model 7
Kripke semantics 8
Kripke structure 7
Language external 211
Language internal 211
Law of inertia 176 200
Left logical equivalence 138 191
Lehmann xi 89 190
Levesque xi 74 114 154
Lewis 204
Local reasoning 79 111
Logical omniscience 71
Lottery Paradox 171
Magidor 190
Makinson 190
Maximally consistent 14
Maximally S-consistent 14
McCarthy 179
McDermott 133 179
Message logic 68
Modal logic xi
Modalities graded 103
Monotonic logic 135
Moore xi 114 133 141
Moses xi 38 79 114 139
Muddy children puzzle 56 58
Necessitation 13 166
Nixon Diamond 173
Non-monotonic reasoning 129
Non-monotonicity 163 194 206
Non-monotonicity of counterfactual implication 204
Non-normal defaults 169
Normal defaults 166
Normal form 35
Numerical syllogisms 111
Observational equivalence 39
Partial semantics 88
Pennsylvania Dutch 175
Perfect X-reasoner 213
Point 38
Possible world 8 220
Practical belief operator 164
Preferential logic 133
Preferentially satisfiable 133
Preferentially valid 134
Preferred model 133
Principles 83
Protocol verification 39
Purely propositional formula 115
Rantala 87
Rational monotonicity 192
Reasoning by cases 172
Reduced -models 28
Reflexivity 25 138 191
Reiter 161
Right weakening 138 191
Royal elephants 175
Run 38 59
Run, non-simultaneous 62
S-(in)consistent 14
S-theorems 14
S5-reduction 165
S5AP-structures 198
S5P-extension 165
Sandewall 183
Satisfiability 222
Satisfiability, first-order 227
Semantically closed set 144
Semantically complete set 144
Semantically sound set 144
Sequence transmission-problem 40
Seriality 25
Shoham 133
Sieve semantics 88
Simple S5(1)-models 30
Simple S5-model 120
Soundness 17
Soundness of , , , and 47
Soundness of first-order К, T, S4 and S5 228
Soundness of KD45(in) 70
Soundness of T, S4, S5 26
Specificity 174
Stable set 115 145
State 8
Strengthening the antecedent 167
Subjective formula 155
Subjective formula, basic 155
Symmetry 25
System 69
System 69 229
System 46
System 66
System 13 229
System 68
System 46
System 66
System 23
System 46 229
System 66 229
System 28
System 23 224 229
System , weak 69
System 46
System 66
System 23
System DEDL 177 180
System Dual-KD45 73
System Dual-S5 74
System ECL 231
System EDL 159 164 166 230
System first-order S4 228
System first-order S5 228 231
System first-order T 228
System first-order К 227 231
System Gr(S5) 104 230
System K45 165
System KL 92
System S5 165
System S5O 155 230
System К 216
Temporal logic 94
Thijsse 88
Time 94
Transitivity 25 167 207
Truth maintenance systems 132
Tweety 188
Universal S5-model 151
Validity 222
Vardi xi 68 218
Vreeswijk 157
Weak deduction theorem 136
World 8
World, impossible 87
X-interpretation 143
Yale Shooting Problem 179
Zuck 40
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