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TIME
1994
IEEE
13 years 9 months ago
Hypothetical Reasoning from Situation Calculus to Event Calculus
Pinto and Reiter have argued that the Situation Calculus, improved with time handling axioms, subsumes the features of linear time temporal formalisms such as Event Calculus and I...
Alessandro Provetti
LOGCOM
2002
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13 years 4 months ago
Two Logical Theories of Plan Recognition
We present a logical approach to plan recognition that builds on Kautz's theory of keyhole plan recognition, defined as the problem of inferring descriptions of high-level pl...
Wayne Wobcke
IJFCS
2006
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13 years 4 months ago
Enforcing Concurrent Temporal Behaviors
The outcome of verifying software is often a `counterexample', i.e., a listing of the actions and states of a behavior not satisfying the specification. In order to understan...
Doron Peled, Hongyang Qu
AIPS
2009
13 years 5 months ago
Flexible Execution of Plans with Choice
Dynamic plan execution strategies allow an autonomous agent to respond to uncertainties while improving robustness and reducing the need for an overly conservative plan. Executive...
Patrick R. Conrad, Julie A. Shah, Brian C. William...
MIDDLEWARE
2007
Springer
13 years 11 months ago
Rule-based reasoning about qualitative spatiotemporal relations
This paper is about a novel rule-based approach for reasoning about qualitative spatiotemporal relations among technology-rich autonomous objects, to which we refer to as artifact...
Clemens Holzmann