Causation is defined recursively: event e is the cause of condition φ in context c iff e is the only sufficient cause of φ in c, and removing e from c either removes φ from c...
1 and 2, and in the last Section 4 of this abstract I will outline very briefly some conclusions about recursion and complexity which I believe that they support. 1 Partial Algebr...
We address the strategy problem for ω-regular two-player games with partial information, played on finite game graphs. We consider two different kinds of observability on a gene...
Homeomorphic Embedding (HEm) has proven to be very powerful for supervising termination of computations, provided that such computations are performed over a finite signature, i.e...
Robust decision support systems (DSSs) for crime investigation are difficult to construct because of the almost infinite variation of plausible crime scenarios. Thus, existing ap...