
handle: 11693/17627
The issue of context arises in assorted areas of Artificial Intelligence, Mathematical Logic, and Natural Language Semantics. Although its importance is realized by various researchers, there is not much work towards a useful formalization. In this thesis, we will try to identify the problem, and decide what we need for an acceptable (formal) account of the notion of context. We will present a preliminary model (based on Situation Theory) and give examples to show the use of context in various fields, and the advantages gained by the acceptance of our proposal.
Includes bibliographical references leaves 63-68
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Surav, Mehmet
Formalization (Physiology), Logic, Situation Theory and Situation Semantics, Context, 401, Logic programming., Knowledge Representation, QA76.6 .S87 1994, Logic programming, Computer Engineering and Computer Science and Control, Commonsense Reasoning, Language and logic, Language and logic., Mathematical logic, Logic, symbolic and mathematical., Formalization (Physiology)., symbolic and mathematical, Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Bilimleri-Bilgisayar ve Kontrol
Formalization (Physiology), Logic, Situation Theory and Situation Semantics, Context, 401, Logic programming., Knowledge Representation, QA76.6 .S87 1994, Logic programming, Computer Engineering and Computer Science and Control, Commonsense Reasoning, Language and logic, Language and logic., Mathematical logic, Logic, symbolic and mathematical., Formalization (Physiology)., symbolic and mathematical, Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Bilimleri-Bilgisayar ve Kontrol
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