2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10992-017-9429-y
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On A New Semantics for First-Order Predicate Logic

Abstract: Introduction Aldo Antonelli's untimely death is a sad loss to our profession. We have been asked by the editors of the Journal of Philosophical Logic to write a short comment on his most recent work, published in this issue, based in part on a referee report by one of us, that, unfortunately, did not reach Aldo in time.Here is what appeals to us in the innovative work in [4,5]. There is a long history of attempts to reanalyze the semantics of first-order predicate logic, the most basic system in our field. Wha… Show more

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“…Therefore, in order to meet the needs of intelligent services, it is necessary to seek efficient environmental expression methods to fully and effectively express complex information in the environment. At present, the commonly used environmental information expression methods mainly include predicate logic representation [1,2], production rule representation [3,4], and semantic web ontology representation [5][6][7]. These efforts promote the expression of environmental information, but ignore the relationship between different entities, and can make it difficult for a robot to express the characteristics of environmental information.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, in order to meet the needs of intelligent services, it is necessary to seek efficient environmental expression methods to fully and effectively express complex information in the environment. At present, the commonly used environmental information expression methods mainly include predicate logic representation [1,2], production rule representation [3,4], and semantic web ontology representation [5][6][7]. These efforts promote the expression of environmental information, but ignore the relationship between different entities, and can make it difficult for a robot to express the characteristics of environmental information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A case in point are the decidable guarded fragment and the generalized first-order semantics found in Andréka et al (1998). In a recent paper Andréka et al (2017), triggered by work of Aldo Antonelli on weak first-order logics, this abstraction was taken one step further, viewing existential and universal quantifiers as arbitrary generalized quantifiers that can be parametrized to objects or tuples of objects in a model.…”
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