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Extension of PDL and consequence relations
1985Most of the deduction algorithms are of the form of regular expressions. To investigate some properties of these deductions we introduce an extension of PDL with propositional constants and infinite conjunctions and disjunctions. We treat the formulas of the object logical language for which the deductions are as propositional variables, the sets of ...
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On the Relation Between Default and Modal Consequence Relations
1994The notion of a default consequence relation is introduced as a generalization of both default and modal formalizations of nonmonotonic reasoning. It is used to study a general problem of correspondence between these two formalisms. As is shown, in many cases each of them can be translated into the other.
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Supraclassical Consequence Relations
2013We explore a family of supraclassical consequence relations obtained by varying the criteria according to which counterexamples to classical entailment may be deemed tolerable. This provides a different perspective on the rational consequence relations of nonmonotonic logic, as well as introducing new kinds of entailment with a diversity of potential ...
Willem Labuschagne +2 more
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On Intermediate Consequence Relations
Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 1980W. Darsow, Phyllis M. Kittel
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Functional dependencies, supervenience, and consequence relations
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 1993zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2001
Formula (6.1) in Chapter 3 for the canonical extension of a closure operator enables us to apply a crisp deduction apparatus to fuzzy information, i.e., information “stratified” at several levels of validity. Now, it is also possible to apply a “stratified” deduction apparatus (i.e., various deductive instruments each with a related degree of validity)
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Formula (6.1) in Chapter 3 for the canonical extension of a closure operator enables us to apply a crisp deduction apparatus to fuzzy information, i.e., information “stratified” at several levels of validity. Now, it is also possible to apply a “stratified” deduction apparatus (i.e., various deductive instruments each with a related degree of validity)
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On the ‘transitivity’ of consequence relations
Journal of Logic and Computation, 2017openaire +1 more source
Consequences of a Relation on a Ring: 10841
The American Mathematical Monthly, 2002Erwin Just, Charles Lanski
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Consequence operators, interior operators and fuzzy relations
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2022Jorge Elorza, Jordi Recasens
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