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An extended basic ATMS

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Abstract

Classical truth maintenance systems keep one consistent database at a time and allow non-monotonic justifications. De Kleer's ATMS [de Kleer 86a] processes multiple contexts simultaneously, but allows monotonic justifications only. The attempt to introduce non-monotonic justifications and defaults at higher levels of the system [de Kleer 86b] failed.

We propose to integrate a new kind of node into the ATMS that allows the encoding of non-monotonic justifications, negation, (justified) disjunction and one-of disjunction, as well as normal and non-normal defaults. The treatment of defaults will show that it is necessary to distinguish different uses of assumptions.

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M. Reinfrank J. de Kleer M. L. Ginsberg E. Sandewall

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Dressler, O. (1988). An extended basic ATMS. In: Reinfrank, M., de Kleer, J., Ginsberg, M.L., Sandewall, E. (eds) Non-Monotonic Reasoning. NMR 1988. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 346. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-50701-9_25

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