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Pushing the Envelope: Planning, Propositional Logic, and Stochastic Search

by Henry Kautz, Bart Selman , 1996
"... Planning is a notoriously hard combinatorial search problem. In many interesting domains, current planning algorithms fail to scale up gracefully. By combining a general, stochastic search algorithm and appropriate problem encodings based on propositional logic, we are able to solve hard planning pr ..."
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Planning is a notoriously hard combinatorial search problem. In many interesting domains, current planning algorithms fail to scale up gracefully. By combining a general, stochastic search algorithm and appropriate problem encodings based on propositional logic, we are able to solve hard planning

PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

by François Dorais, Timothy Goldberg, Bakhadyr Khoussainov , 2008
"... Intuitionistic logic is an important variant of classical logic, but it is not as wellunderstood, even in the propositional case. In this thesis, we describe a faithful representation of intuitionistic propositional formulas as tree automata. This representation permits a number of consequences, inc ..."
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Intuitionistic logic is an important variant of classical logic, but it is not as wellunderstood, even in the propositional case. In this thesis, we describe a faithful representation of intuitionistic propositional formulas as tree automata. This representation permits a number of consequences

Propositional Logic

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"... hat have been studied extensively. For example, "A is false", "A is true at time t" (from temporal Draft of August 31, 2000 6 Propositional Logic logic), "A is necessarily true " (from modal logic), "program M has type #"(from programming languages), etc. Re ..."
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hat have been studied extensively. For example, "A is false", "A is true at time t" (from temporal Draft of August 31, 2000 6 Propositional Logic logic), "A is necessarily true " (from modal logic), "program M has type #"(from programming languages), etc

propositional logics

by Petr Cintula, Francesc Esteva, Joan Gispert, Franco Montagna, Carles Noguera
"... properties for core fuzzy logics I: ..."
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properties for core fuzzy logics I:

Propositional Logic of Context

by Sasa Buvac , Ian A. Mason - IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELEVENTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE , 1993
"... In this paper we investigate the simple logical properties of contexts. We describe both the syntax and semantics of a general propositional language of context, and give a Hilbert style proof system for this language. A propositional logic of context extends classical propositional logic in t ..."
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In this paper we investigate the simple logical properties of contexts. We describe both the syntax and semantics of a general propositional language of context, and give a Hilbert style proof system for this language. A propositional logic of context extends classical propositional logic

Spatial Reasoning with Propositional Logics

by Brandon Bennett - Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference (KR94 , 1994
"... I present a method for reasoning about spatial relationships on the basis of entailments in propositional logic. Formalisms for representing topological and other spatial information (e.g. [2] [10] [11]) have generally employed the 1st-order predicate calculus. Whilst this language is much more expr ..."
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I present a method for reasoning about spatial relationships on the basis of entailments in propositional logic. Formalisms for representing topological and other spatial information (e.g. [2] [10] [11]) have generally employed the 1st-order predicate calculus. Whilst this language is much more

Encoding Plans in Propositional Logic

by Henry Kautz, David Mcallester, Bart Selman , 1996
"... In recent work we showed that planning problems can be efficiently solved by general propositional satisfiability algorithms (Kautz and Selman 1996). A key issue in this approach is the development of practical reductions of planning to SAT. We introduce a series of different SAT encodings for STRIP ..."
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In recent work we showed that planning problems can be efficiently solved by general propositional satisfiability algorithms (Kautz and Selman 1996). A key issue in this approach is the development of practical reductions of planning to SAT. We introduce a series of different SAT encodings

Equational propositional logic

by David Gries, Fred B. Schneider - Inf. Process. Lett , 1995
"... We formalize equational propositional logic, prove that it is sound and complete, and compare the equational-proof style with the more traditional Hilbert style. ..."
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We formalize equational propositional logic, prove that it is sound and complete, and compare the equational-proof style with the more traditional Hilbert style.

Counting proofs in propositional logic

by René David, Marek Zaionc , 2008
"... We give a procedure for counting the number of different proofs of a formula in various sorts of propositional logic. This number is either an integer (that may be 0 if the formula is not provable) or infinite. 1 ..."
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We give a procedure for counting the number of different proofs of a formula in various sorts of propositional logic. This number is either an integer (that may be 0 if the formula is not provable) or infinite. 1

Propositional Logic, Web.

by Andy Wildenberg, Christelle Scharff
"... verification system for propositional logic. It provides a web-based interface for teaching propositional logic proofs, and accepts any valid direct proof. Oliver provides instant feedback to students as to whether each step is correct or not, encourages experimentation by students and is integrated ..."
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verification system for propositional logic. It provides a web-based interface for teaching propositional logic proofs, and accepts any valid direct proof. Oliver provides instant feedback to students as to whether each step is correct or not, encourages experimentation by students
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