Computational context logic and species of $ist$

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  1. Selene Makarios, Karl Heuer, Richard Fikes. Computational Context Logic and Species of $ist$ , Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory (KSL-06-07), 2006

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@techreport { KSL-06-07 ,
author = "Selene Makarios, Karl Heuer, Richard Fikes",
institution = "Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory",
number = "KSL-06-07",
title = "Computational Context Logic and Species of $ist$",
year = "2006",
}

abstract: Mapping context-logical theories to equivalent first-order theories allows them to be processed using existing first-order automated reasoners. Performing a ``context-shift transform of domain objects makes such mapping possible, at least for certain ``species of $ist$, where speciation of $ist$ is defined by distributivity of $ist$ over the logical connectives and quantifiers.

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AbstractMapping context-logical theories to equiva Mapping context-logical theories to equivalent first-order theories allows them to be processed using existing first-order automated reasoners. Performing a ``context-shift transform of domain objects makes such mapping possible, at least for certain ``species of $ist$, where speciation of $ist$ is defined by distributivity of $ist$ over the logical connectives and quantifiers. r the logical connectives and quantifiers.
AuthorSelene Makarios  +, Karl Heuer  +, and Richard Fikes  +
Bibtypetechreport  +
InstitutionKnowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
KeyKSL-06-07  +
NumberKSL-06-07  +
TagComputer science  +
TitleComputational Context Logic and Species of $ist$  +
Tr idKSL-06-07  +
Year2006  +
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