The conflict resolution method, introduced by the authors in [1] is a new method for solving systems of linear inequalities over the rational and real numbers. This paper investigates various heuristics for optimisation of the method and presents experimental evaluation. The method and heuristics are evaluated against various benchmarks and compared to other methods, such as the FourierMotzkin ...

The three thematic papers in this issue, and the guest editorial by John, Lord Alderice, speak for themselves and pointedly and poignantly show how psychiatrists cannot abdicate from the challenge of reconciliation and conflict resolution, whether this is within families, across ethnic or political divides or in the aftermath of war. The understanding of group dynamics, the mechanisms of projec...

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We show how defeasible reasoning can be embedded into ABF. Differently from other proposals, we do not encode the conflict resolution mechanism for defeasible rules into the ABF’s deductive systems. Instead, we formalize the notions of conflict and conflict resolution and make them part of the extended ABF framework (XABF). This improves the control over the conflict resolution process, and all...

To ensure optimal task performance, the human brain detects and resolves conflict in information processing via a cognitive control system. However, it is not known whether conflict resolution relies on a single central resource of cognitive control, or on a collection of independent control mechanisms that deal with different types of conflict. In order to address this question, we assessed be...

In this article the authors consider the interplay between conflict and globalization, arguing that the interaction between globalization and conflict is complex. While much has been written on how globalization generates or accentuates conflict little has been written on how conflict and globalization interact to produce both positive and negative results.

Modern solvers for Boolean Satisfiability (SAT) and Answer Set Programming (ASP) are based on sophisticated Boolean constraint solving techniques. In both areas, conflict-driven learning and related techniques constitute key features whose application is enabled by conflict analysis. Although various conflict analysis schemes have been proposed, implemented, and studied both theoretically and p...