
Summary: In this article, we investigate a notion of approximation based on partial descriptions of a given situation. We adopt a relative approach which focuses on the relations that exist between different partial descriptions, and propose a general algebraic framework for formalizing this notion of partial description where we take two types of relations into consideration: a partial order telling whether a partial description provides more information than another, and a notion of point of view which relates each partial description to a way of observing the system and getting information about it. We then use this framework to introduce an intuitionistic modal logic based on our notion of partial description.
formal concept analysis, Knowledge representation, knowledge representation, Galois connections, Logics of knowledge and belief (including belief change), approximation theory, intuitionistic modal logic
formal concept analysis, Knowledge representation, knowledge representation, Galois connections, Logics of knowledge and belief (including belief change), approximation theory, intuitionistic modal logic
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