Abstract Syntax splitting is a property of inductive inference operators that ensures we can
restrict our attention to parts of the conditional belief base that share atoms with a given …

There are multiple ways of defining nonmonotonic inference relations based on a
conditional knowledge base. While the axiomatic system P is an important standard for such …

For nonmonotonic reasoning in the context of a knowledge base R containing conditionals
of the form If A then usually B, system P provides generally accepted axioms. Inference …

It has been shown that c-inference is an inductive inference operator, map** belief bases
to inference relations, that exhibits many desirable properties put forward for nonmonotonic …

As a semantics for conditional knowledge bases, ranking functions order possible worlds by
map** them to a degree of plausibility. c-Representations are special ranking functions …

Ranking functions, also called ordinal conditional functions (OCF), provide a semantics for
conditionals by assigning a degree of implausibility to the underlying possible worlds. The …

Abstract CLKR (Conditional Logic and Knowledge Representation) is an online repository of
conditional logic resources for knowledge representation and reasoning. The question …

A qualitative conditional “If A then usually B” establishes a plausible connection between the
antecedent A and the consequent B. As a semantics for conditional knowledge bases …

In this paper, we investigate inductive inference with system W from conditional belief bases
with respect to syntax splitting. The concept of syntax splitting for inductive inference states …

Semantically based on Spohn's ranking functions, c-representations are special ranking
models obtained by assigning individual integer impacts to the conditionals in a knowledge …