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Condizione: New. Provides a basic review of logic theory, which highlights the fact that new functionalities will be required to pave the way for future data and knowledge based systems. The text describes how logic permits precise definitions for such concepts as co-operative answers and subjective queries. Editor(s): Demolombe, R.; Imielinski, Tomasz. Series: Studies in Logic & Computation. Num Pages: 292 pages, line drawings. BIC Classification: PBCD; UYA; UYF; UYQ. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 241 x 162 x 22. Weight in Grams: 615. . 1994. Hardback. . . . .

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. Future Data and Knowledge Base Systems will require new functionalities: richer data modelling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new concepts of query answers. Future query languages will include functionalities such as hypothetical reasoning, abductive reasoning, modal reasoning, and metareasoning, involving knowledge and belief. Intentional answers will lead to cooperative query answering in which the answer to a query takes into consideration user's expectations.Non-classical logic plays an important role in this book for the formalization of new queries and new answers. It is shown how logic permits precise definitions for concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, or reliable sources of information, and gives a precise framework for reasoning about these complex concepts. It is worth noting that advances in knowledge management are not just an application domain for existing results in logic, but also require new developments in logic.The book is organized into 10 chapters which cover the areas of cooperative query answering (in the first three chapters), metareasoning and abductive reasoning (chapters 5 to 7), and, finally, hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning (last three chapters).

Condizione: New. Provides a basic review of logic theory, which highlights the fact that new functionalities will be required to pave the way for future data and knowledge based systems. The text describes how logic permits precise definitions for such concepts as co-operative answers and subjective queries. Editor(s): Demolombe, R.; Imielinski, Tomasz. Series: Studies in Logic & Computation. Num Pages: 292 pages, line drawings. BIC Classification: PBCD; UYA; UYF; UYQ. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 241 x 162 x 22. Weight in Grams: 615. . 1994. Hardback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Future Data and Knowledge Base Systems will require new functionalities: richer data modelling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new concepts of query answers. Future query languages will include functionalities such as hypothetical reasoning, abductive reasoning, modal reasoning, and metareasoning, involving knowledge and belief. Intentional answers will lead to cooperative query answering in which the answer to a query takes into considerationuser's expectations.Non-classical logic plays an important role in this book for the formalization of new queries and new answers. It is shown how logic permits precise definitionsfor concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, or reliable sources of information, and gives a precise framework for reasoning about these complex concepts. It is worth noting that advances in knowledge management are not just an application domain for existing results in logic, but also require new developments in logic.The book is organized into 10 chapters which cover the areas of cooperative query answering (in the first three chapters), metareasoning andabductive reasoning (chapters 5 to 7), and, finally, hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning (last three chapters). BL A fundamental review of logic theory for database and knowledge systemsThis book, from the Studies in Logic and Computer Science series, uses non-classical logics inorder to formalize new queries and new answers. Topics covered include cooperative query answering, metareasoning and abductive reasoning, and also hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. Future Data and Knowledge Base Systems will require new functionalities: richer data modelling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new concepts of query answers. Future query languages will include functionalities such as hypothetical reasoning, abductive reasoning, modal reasoning, and metareasoning, involving knowledge and belief. Intentional answers will lead to cooperative query answering in which the answer to a query takes into consideration user's expectations.Non-classical logic plays an important role in this book for the formalization of new queries and new answers. It is shown how logic permits precise definitions for concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, or reliable sources of information, and gives a precise framework for reasoning about these complex concepts. It is worth noting that advances in knowledge management are not just an application domain for existing results in logic, but also require new developments in logic.The book is organized into 10 chapters which cover the areas of cooperative query answering (in the first three chapters), metareasoning and abductive reasoning (chapters 5 to 7), and, finally, hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning (last three chapters).

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Future Data and Knowledge Base Systems will require new functionalities: richer data modelling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new concepts of query answers. Future query languages will include functionalities such as hypothetical reasoning, abductive reasoning, modal reasoning, and metareasoning, involving knowledge and belief. Intentional answers will lead to cooperative query answering in which the answer to a query takes into considerationuser's expectations.Non-classical logic plays an important role in this book for the formalization of new queries and new answers. It is shown how logic permits precise definitionsfor concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, or reliable sources of information, and gives a precise framework for reasoning about these complex concepts. It is worth noting that advances in knowledge management are not just an application domain for existing results in logic, but also require new developments in logic.The book is organized into 10 chapters which cover the areas of cooperative query answering (in the first three chapters), metareasoning andabductive reasoning (chapters 5 to 7), and, finally, hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning (last three chapters). BL A fundamental review of logic theory for database and knowledge systemsThis book, from the Studies in Logic and Computer Science series, uses non-classical logics inorder to formalize new queries and new answers. Topics covered include cooperative query answering, metareasoning and abductive reasoning, and also hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Future Data and Knowledge Base Systems will require new functionalities: richer data modelling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new concepts of query answers. Future query languages will include functionalities such as hypothetical reasoning, abductive reasoning, modal reasoning, and metareasoning, involving knowledge and belief. Intentional answers will lead to cooperative query answering in which the answer to a query takes into considerationuser's expectations.Non-classical logic plays an important role in this book for the formalization of new queries and new answers. It is shown how logic permits precise definitionsfor concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, or reliable sources of information, and gives a precise framework for reasoning about these complex concepts. It is worth noting that advances in knowledge management are not just an application domain for existing results in logic, but also require new developments in logic.The book is organized into 10 chapters which cover the areas of cooperative query answering (in the first three chapters), metareasoning andabductive reasoning (chapters 5 to 7), and, finally, hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning (last three chapters). BL A fundamental review of logic theory for database and knowledge systemsThis book, from the Studies in Logic and Computer Science series, uses non-classical logics inorder to formalize new queries and new answers. Topics covered include cooperative query answering, metareasoning and abductive reasoning, and also hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Future data and knowledge base systems will require new and improved functions such as richer data modeling capabilities, more powerful query languages, and new conceptions of query answers. Future query languages will need to include hypothetical, abductive, meta-, and modal reasoning, involving both knowledge and belief. And intentional answers will ultimately lead to cooperative query answering which takes into consideration a user's expectations. This book explores the formalization of new queries and answers, and emphasizes the important role of non-classical logic. Itshows how logic permits precise definitions for concepts like cooperative answers, subjective queries, and reliable sources of information. The work also gives a precise framework for reasoning about such complex concepts. Topics include cooperative query answering, metareasoning and abductivereasoning, and hypothetical and subjunctive reasoning. Students and researchers in database computing and artificial intelligence will want to read this book.

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