Artificial intelligence publications
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Explaining Evidential Analyses
One of the most highly touted virtues of knowledge-based expert systems is their ability to construct explanations for their lines of reasoning. However, there is a basic difficulty in generating…
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Localized Event-Based Reasoning For Multiagent Domains
This paper presents the GEM concurrency model and GEMPLAN, a multiagent planner based on this model. Unlike standard state-based AI representations, GEM is unique in its explicit emphasis on events…
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The Persistence of Derived Information
In this paper, we illustrate how such inferences add a new dimension of complexity to reasoning about change and show that failure to allow for such inferences can result in…
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The Pony Express Network Mail Delivery System and the MM-32 Mail Manager
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Review of `Structured Meanings: The Semantics of Propositional Attitudes’
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Center, AIC
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Review of `Structured Meanings: The Semantics of Propositional Attitudes’
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Center, AIC
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On McDermott’s First Critique
The first question to be answered is, What is logicism?’ McDermott outlines the logicist position as follows...
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Automating Argument Construction for Intelligence Analysis
We have developed both a formal basis and a framework for implementating automated reasoning systems
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Many Agents Are Better Than One
This paper aims to show how much of the frame problem can be alleviated by using domain models that allow for the simultaneous occurrence of actions and events. First, a…
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Implicature and Definite Reference
An account is given of the appropriateness conditions for definite reference, in terms of the operations of inference and implicature. It is shown how a number of problematic cases noticed…
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Actions, Processes, and Causality
The purpose of this paper is to construct a model of actions and events that facilitates reasoning about dynamic domains involving multiple agents. Unlike traditional approaches, the proposed model allows…
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How To Clear A Block: A Theory Of Plans
Problems in commonsense and robot planning are approached by methods adapted from program synthesis research; planning is regarded as an application of automated deduction. To support this approach, we introduce…