Volume 21,
Number 1/2,
July,
August 1994
Special Issue:
Nonmonotonic Logic
- David W. Etherington, Henry A. Kautz, Kurt Konolige:
Introduction to the Special Issue.
1-5
- Robert Stalnaker:
What is a Nonmonotonic Consequence Relation?
7-21
- Mark S. Boddy, Robert P. Goldman, Keiji Kanazawa, Lynn Andrea Stein:
A Critical Examination of Model Preference Defaults.
23-38
- Philippe Besnard, Torsten Schaub:
Possible Worlds Semantics for Default Logics.
39-66
- Halina Przymusinska, Teodor C. Przymusinski:
Stationary Default Extensions.
67-87
- Camilla Schwind, Pierre Siegel:
A Modal Logic for Hypothesis Theory.
89-101
- Marco Cadoli, Marco Schaerf:
Approximate Inference in Default Logic and Circumscription.
103-112
- Leopoldo E. Bertossi, Raymond Reiter:
Circumscription and Generic Mathematical Objects.
113-123
- L. Thorne McCarty:
Defeasible Deontic Reasoning.
125-148
- Matthew L. Ginsberg, Hugh W. Holbrook:
What Defaults can do that Hierarchies Can't.
149-159
Volume 21,
Number 3,
September 1994
Special Issue:
Methodologies for Intelligent Systems
Volume 21,
Number 4,
October 1994
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