A Critical Examination Of Model Preference Defaults

Authors:
Mark Boddy;Robert P. Goldman;Keiji Kanazawa;Lynn Andrea Stein
Affiliations:
Honeywell Systems and Research Center, boddy@src.honeywell.com;Tulane University, rpg@cs.tulane.edu;University of British Columbia, kanazawa@cs.ubc.ca;Massachusetts Institute of Technology, las@ai.mit.edu
Venue:
Fundamenta Informaticae
Year:
1994

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Abstract

Selman and Kautz's paper on the logic of model-preference defaults introduced a new language and tractability results. This paper assesses the contributions of that work, including the properties of the logic itself, its relationship to some previous logics, and its applicability to some known tractable problems.