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The DIG Description Logic Interface: DIG/1.1

This document describes a simple API for a general description logic system.

The DIG Description Logic Interface: DIG/1.0

This document describes a simple API for a general description logic system. This forms the first of a number of such specifications. Later versions will introduce more higher-level functionality. The current, Level 0 specification provides basic access to the reasoning capabilities of a DL reasoner.

Michael Terry

The first topic I would like to explore is probabilistic reasoning with Bayesian nets. I see that reasoning under situations of uncertainty is a very important area of AI, and it is apparent that these techniques are the standard approach for effectively modeling this uncertainty. I am particularly interested in learning how to model complex relationships between variables in spite of redundant...