Abduction, Reason, and Science: A Review

As a result, they knowledge of an agent (that is, its epistemic coarse-grained level of abstraction, KBwould argue, it is not possible to discuss state) can be characterized as the Ss can be characterized in terms of two the knowledge of a system independently collection of all possible worlds that components: (1) a knowledge base, encoding of the task context in which are consistent with the knowledge the knowledge embodied by the system is meant to operate. I won't held by the agent. If the knowledge of the system, and (2) a reasoning engine, go into too many details here because the agent is complete, then the epistemic which is able to query the knowledge a detailed discussion of the declarative state contains only one world. A base, infer or acquire knowledge from versus the procedural argument is well nice feature of Levesque and Lakemeyer's external sources, and add new knowledge beyond the scope of this review. The treatment of epistemic logic is that to the knowledge base. Levesque important point to make is that in contrast to many other treatments and Lakemeyer's The Logic of Knowledge Levesque and Lakemeyer's approach is of modalities, the discussion is reasonably Bases deals with the "internal logic" of situated in a precise AI research easy to follow for people who are a KBS: It provides a formal account of paradigm, which considers knowledge not experts in the field. This is the result the interaction between a reasoning bases as declaratively specified, task-independent of two main features of this analysis: engine and a knowledge base.