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Logic-Based Knowledge Representationby: F. Baader
edited by: M. J. Wooldridge, M. VelosoIn Artificial Intelligence Today, Recent Trends and Developments, No. 1600. (1999), pp. 13-41.
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AbstractAfter a short analysis of the requirements that a knowledge representation language must satisfy, we introduce Description Logics, Modal Logics, and Nonmonotonic Logics as formalisms for representing, respectively, terminological knowledge, time-dependent and subjective knowledge, and incomplete knowledge. At the end of each section, we briefly comment on the connection to Logic Programming. Introduction Let us start with asking under which conditions one may rightfully claim to have...
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