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Karen Koellner,Nanette Seago,Jennifer Jacobsssing aggregation via negation as failure (NF). We study this problem in the framework of partial-order clauses introduced in [JOM95]. We show a translation of partial-order programs to normal programs that is very natural: Any . partial-order program P becomes a . normal program transl(P) such that

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Libuše Samkováed semantics for normal programs. Based on considerations about how disjunctive information is treated by a given semantics, we divide the computation of that semantics into two phases. The first one is a program transformation phase, which applies axiom schemata expressing how derivations involving

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Marita Friesen,Sebastian Kuntzeons give rise to the multiple extension problem. Here we consider nonmonotonic reasoning in temporal domains from the perspective of the Theorist hypothetical reasoning framework. We show how this framework can be applied to temporal reasoning in a simple and intuitive way to solve many of the probl

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Orly Buchbinder,Alice Cookents. This process of attitude revision is an interesting domain for the application of nonmonotonic reasoning because speech acts have a conventional aspect that is readily represented by defaults, but that interacts with an agent‘s beliefs and intentions in many complex ways that may override the

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Rina Zazkisents. This process of attitude revision is an interesting domain for the application of nonmonotonic reasoning because speech acts have a conventional aspect that is readily represented by defaults, but that interacts with an agent‘s beliefs and intentions in many complex ways that may override the

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