Properties and interrelationships of skeptical, weakly skeptical, and credulous inference induced by classes of minimal models
There are multiple ways of defining nonmonotonic inference relations based on a conditional knowledge base. While the axiomatic system P is an important standard for such plausible nonmonotonic reasoning, inference relations obtained from system Z or from c-representations have been designed which g...
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