[PDF] Top 20 PP 2015 05: Dynamic Logics of Belief Change

... of belief revision, and belief change ...governing belief revision which showed that this process has clear formal structures regulating its behavior, and (b) the basics of ... See full document

... So far we have considered uniform line protocols. We have already sug- gested that line protocols are powerful enough to mimic branching protocols through renaming of events, and then taking a disjoint union of all ... See full document

... So far we have assumed that the same sequences of events were executable uniformly anywhere in the initial doxastic model, provided the worlds fulfilled the preconditions. This strong assumption is lifted in [10, 9], who ... See full document

... can change as new information comes ...current logics of information update and knowl- edge change - as explained in Section 2 below, which outlines the basics of ...also change current ... See full document

... of dynamic changes, it must have the right ...of belief revision, or the ‘conditional common knowledge’ of van Benthem, van Eijck & Kooi 2006 needed for pre-encoding group knowledge that arises after ... See full document

... of belief states and revision functions in the formal treatment of belief ...in belief revision in the last two decades has been good philosophy, since it is controversial if that work fits under the ... See full document

... of dynamic logics for information-driven ...be dynamic-epistemic logics for knowledge and belief, and their current ex- tensions to the statics and dynamics of agents’ ...as ... See full document

... Deontic reasoning Preference is closely related to obligation and permission. This shows in particular on the formal side, where preference logic in both static and dynamic variants (Hansson, 1990; Grossi et al., ... See full document

... a dynamic environment requires describing the evolution of their knowledge as they receive new ...should change my higher-order beliefs about what other agents ... See full document

... with dynamic semantics of questions, which suggested an explicit companion logic of issue modifying ...explicit logics of belief change suggested new implicit notions of consequence in the ... See full document

... evidence change that goes beyond current dynamic logics of belief ...key dynamic equations governing this process, while also suggesting new static languages of evidence and ...finding ... See full document

... and dynamic conditioning by providing a topological semantics for conditional belief and update ...simple belief by conditioning and argued that the latter is an improvement of the ...(full) ... See full document

... modal logics, a class of modal logics introduced in ...modal logics, and show that there are continuum many ...modal logics, and continuum many K4-stable modal logics between K4 and ... See full document

... The measuring sensors, in the form of additional information outlets embedded in blocks of mechanical joints SimMechanics Second Generation measuring movements and velocities by the individual degrees of joints’ freedom ... See full document

... The vast majority of the investigations related to the behaviour of these oscillators have been associated with the case of non-small values of the excitation frequency (a thorough literature review is given in Kovacic ... See full document

... Abstract. We take a logical approach to threshold models, used to study the diffusion of opinions, new technologies, infections, or behaviors in social networks. Threshold models consist of a network graph of agents ... See full document

... modal logics of model change, where we identify the sources of its undecidability in a way that also sheds new light on current dynamic-epistemic ...fixed-point logics of sabotage for ... See full document

... However, as I shall argue in chapter four, ouly if theories are closed under a non-classical, relevant, consequence operation, does a satisfactory account of how inconsistent theories ou[r] ... See full document

... Uniform proof-theoretic account for dynamic logics. At the mo- ment, EAK is the only logic in the family which has been given a proof- theoretic account of the kind devised in the present thesis; other ... See full document

... In this article we constructed a neighborhood semantics for weak subintuitionistic logics extending a basic logic WF. It uses pairs of subsets of the set of worlds instead of just subsets. This definitely seems ... See full document