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Temporal Defeasible Reasoning

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An argumentation system that allows temporal reasoning using the notions of instant and interval is presented. Previous proposals just considered either instants or intervals. A many-sorted logic is used to represent temporal knowledge at the monotonic level. The logic considers how to formalize knowledge about explicit temporal references, events, properties and actions. The argumentation system provides a non-monotonic layer in which to reason about the justification of truths in the system. The proposal is illustrated showing how to solve well-known problems of the literature.

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Received 21 June 2000 / Revised 7 December 2000 / Accepted in revised form 8 January 2001

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Augusto, J., Simari, G. Temporal Defeasible Reasoning. Knowledge and Information Systems 3, 287–318 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/PL00011670

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