A Minimal Framework for Knowledge Representation Sufficient to Support Analogical Reasoning and Other Forms of Inductive Inference

Analogy In Knowledge AJ3cffifsltfflfi'f. of An Analogical Tool

INDUCING KNOWLEDGE

THE QUANTIFICATION OF KNOWLEDGE-FORMAL FOUNDATIONS FOR ACQUISITION METHODOLOGIES

A General Form of Cautious Approximate Reasoning for Symbolic and Complex Data

Abstract Decision-makers are increasingly confronted with the problem of data imprecision. Thereby,the representation and manipulation of such knowledge play a crucial role in the performance of intelligent systems. Among the well-known logics for imprecise data, we can find symbolic multi-valued logic. This logic exte...

Cognitive Schemas, Laws and Tasks

A structural framework in which schemas are organized by the information and relations required for their use, rather than introduced as unrelated primitives is developed, which supports the reuse and stabilization of derived knowledge while remaining independent of the particular mechanism used to generate candidate s...

Postulates Here, Postulates Everywhere: A Discussion of Contraction Postulates