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Explanations, belief revision and defeasible reasoning
Artificial Intelligence 141 (1-2):1-28 (2002)
Abstract
We present different constructions for nonprioritized belief revision, that is, belief changes in which the input sentences are not always accepted. First, we present the concept of explanation in a deductive way. Second, we define multiple revision operators with respect to sets of sentences (representing explanations), giving representation theorems. Finally, we relate the formulated operators with argumentative systems and default reasoning frameworks.Author's Profile
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