Towards an Expressive Decidable Logical Action Theory.
Wael Yehia, Mikhail Soutchanski
Abstract
Wael Yehia, Mikhail Soutchanski
Abstract
The projection problem is an important reasoning task in AI. It is a prerequisite to solving other computational problems including planning and high-level program execution. Informally, the projection problem consists in finding whether a given logical formula is true in a state that results from a sequence of transitions, when knowledge
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The projection problem is an important reasoning task in AI. It is a prerequisite to solving other computational problems including planning and high-level program execution. Informally, the projection problem consists in finding whether a given logical formula is true in a state that results from a sequence of transitions, when knowledge
Key concepts: Decidability, Computer science, Action (physics), Programming language, Theoretical computer science, Situation calculus, Physics, Quantum mechanics