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Combining Narrativesedited by: Anthony G. Cohn, Lenhart Schubert, Stuart C. ShapiroIn Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR '98) (June 1998), pp. 48-59.
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AbstractA theory is elaboration tolerant to the extent that new information can be incorporated with only simple changes. The simplest change is conjoining new information, and only conjunctive changes are considered in this paper. In general adding information to a theory should often change, rather than just enlarge, its consequences, and this requires that some of the reasoning be non-monotonic. Our theories are narratives---accounts of sets of events, not necessarily given as sequences. A narrative ...
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