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Hardware Implementation of Temporal Nonmonotonic Logics

Authors: Insu Song; Guido Governatori;

Hardware Implementation of Temporal Nonmonotonic Logics

Abstract

In order to apply nonmonotonic logics for specifying industrial automation controllers, we define (1) a method to extend atemporal nonmonotonic logics with temporal operators and (2) a mapping of these new temporal nonmonotonic logics into a Metric Temporal Logic. This mapping provides a formal specification method for real-time temporal reasoning digital circuits for the temporal nonmonotonic logics. We present our method in the context of synthesizing custom digital hardware (agent chip) automatically from high level agent specifications.

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Australia
Keywords

280400 Computation Theory and Mathematics, Chip design, Knowledge representation, 280200 Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Nonmonotonic logic, Temporal logic, 280000 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences, 280300 Computer Software, 291604 Logic Design, Agent

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