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Presentation Overview : Background Knowledge | published Wed, Apr 3, 2002 - 21:37 EST |
The hope is to model background information that will lead SNeBR to find contradictions. When it finds a contradiction it will need to revise a questionable consequence for an unknown verb and either change the consequence or remove it entirely. This is where Ehrlich's kn_cat arcs come into play.
I am not certain how to go about this or if it is even possible. However it is worthy of further investigation.
Here is a thumbnail sketch of the background information I want to model:
Rabbits
Actions
-hop
-eat
-give birth to young
Characterisitcs
-terapods
-mammals
-quick
-pets
-cute
-equivalent to bunnies
Stem Cells
Actions
-do mitosis
Characteristics
-specialized cells
-turn into other cells
-molecular in scale
Possible Rules that could lead to contradictions and the invocation of SNeBR
For all x
If x is not a terapod
it cannot give birth, be an animal, hop, etc.
Conversely,
For all x
If x is a terapod
it cannot do mitosis
Presentation Overview : Background Knowledge | published Wed, Apr 3, 2002 - 21:37 EST |
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