Quantifying Notes Revisited
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
To a multi-agent logic of knowledge or belief we can add public announcements to model publicly observed information change, or action models to model information change that is differently observed by different agents, but also modalities representing quantification over such information change, such as quantifiers over announcements or quantifiers over actions models. Such additions may result in more complex or undecidable logics, and create a very open landscape of relative expressivity. The survey [88] of such logics focused on open problems. Some such open problems have since then been resolved, and yet others have come to the fore. In this updated survey we review what is known about such logics with quantification over information change, including digressions into what are known as relation changing modal(but often not epistemic) logics. Again we focus on open problems.
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Apr-13-2020
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