Belief Revision using Table Transformation

Selective Revision by Deductive Argumentation

The success postulate of classic belief revision theory demands that after revising some beliefs with by information the new information is believed. However, this form of prioritized belief revision is not apt under many circumstances. Research in non-prioritized belief revision investigates forms of belief revision where success is not a desirable property. Herein, selective revision uses a t...

A Unified Framework of Propositional Knowledge Base Revision and Update Based on State Transition Models

Belief revision and belief update are two of the most basic types of belief change operations. We need to select either revision or update when we accept new information into the current belief, however, such decision making has not been considered. In this paper, we propose a unified framework of revision and update based on state transition models that enable us to do such decision making. Th...

Belief Revision in Propositional Knowledge Bases

A most crucial problem in knowledge representation is the revision of knowledge when new, possibly contradictory, information is obtained (belief revision). In this paper, we address this problem when the knowledge base is a set of expressions in propositional logic. We introduce a new representation of propositional expressions using 2-dimensional tables and show why this representation is mor...

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The Cauchy-schlömilch Transformation

Many methods for the evaluation of definite integrals have been developed since the early stages of Integral Calculus, which resulted in a variety of ad-hoc techniques for producing closed-form expressions. Although a general procedure applicable to all integrals is undoubtedly unattainable, it is within reason to expect a systematic cataloguing procedure for large groups of definite integrals....