Re: adding default rules to a theory in default logic
- From: "Per Freem" <perfreem@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Jun 2006 09:40:42 -0700
But TMS works for forward-chaining rules. couldn't there be cases
where you try to add a default that is potentially inconsistent with
previous ones, so that some retraction/change will be needed? does
this never happen?
thanks, -p
Jan Burse wrote:
Hi
Per Freem wrote:
can retract and add new default rules?
thanks. -per
Just do it.
Look for TMS (Truth Maintenance Systems).
Bye
P.S.: I like the chapter on diagnosis in
J.W.Lloyds Prolog book.
[Llyod 87] J.W.Lloyd, Foundations of Logic
Programming, 2nd Edition, Springer Verlag,
1987.
.
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