DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-94634
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The Role of preferences in logic programming: nonmonotonic reasoning, user preferences, decision under uncertainty

Roberto Confalonieri

Abstract: Intelligent systems that assist users in fulfilling complex tasks need a concise and processable representation of incomplete and uncertain information. In order to be able to choose among different options, these systems also need a compact and processable representation of the concept of preference. Preferences can provide an effective way to choose the best solutions to a given problem. These solutions can represent the most plausible states of the world when we model incomplete info… Show more

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