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Nonmonotonic reasoning and uncertain reasoning

Dov M. Gabbay, Christopher John Hogger, John A. Robinson

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3.1 AI and Nonmonotonic Reasoning 3.2 General Non monotonic Logic 3.3 Some direct theories of nonmonotonic Inheritance 3.4 Default Logic 3.5 Autoepistemic Logic 3.6 Circumscription 3.7 Defeasible Logic 3.8 Probabilistic Logic

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3.1 AI and Nonmonotonic Reasoning 3.2 General Non monotonic Logic 3.3 Some direct theories of nonmonotonic Inheritance 3.4 Default Logic 3.5 Autoepistemic Logic 3.6 Circumscription 3.7 Defeasible Logic 3.8 Probabilistic Logic

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3.1 AI and Nonmonotonic Reasoning 3.2 General Non monotonic Logic 3.3 Some direct theories of nonmonotonic Inheritance 3.4 Default Logic 3.5 Autoepistemic Logic 3.6 Circumscription 3.7 Defeasible Logic 3.8 Probabilistic Logic

Key concepts: Default logic, Non-monotonic logic, Circumscription, Autoepistemic logic, Defeasible estate, Probabilistic logic network, Deductive reasoning, Probabilistic logic

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