No. 4: Logical Formalizations of Commonsense Reasoning
All Papers
Abduction and Conversational Implicature (Extended Abstract)
PDFA Situation-Calculus Based Theory of Justified Knowledge and Action
PDFAn Approach to Solve Winograd Schema Challenge Using Automatically Extracted Commonsense Knowledge
PDFCharacterizability in Belief Revision
PDFConsistency Conditions for Beliefs and Intentions
PDFA New Look at Ontology Correctness
PDFVisual Commonsense for Scene Understanding Using Perception, Semantic Parsing and Reasoning
PDFThe Winograd Schema Challenge and Reasoning about Correlation
PDFMulti-Agent Action Modeling Through Action Sequences And Perspective Fluents
PDFCombining Probabilistic, Causal, and Normative Reasoning in CP-Logic
PDFWhat Does Entailment for PTL Mean?
PDFRepresenting States in a Biology Textbook
PDFNatural Language Access to Data: It Takes Common Sense!
PDFOntological Analysis for Description Logics Knowledge Base Debugging
PDFSTAR: A System of Argumentation for Story Comprehension and Beyond
PDFTowards a Preference Formalism for Modular Systems
PDFAn Activity-Based Ontology for Dates
PDFA CLIB-Inspired Library of Commonsense Knowledge in Modular Action Language ALM
PDFTowards Tractable Inference for Resource-Bounded Agents
PDFA Probabilistic Extension of the Stable Model Semantics
PDFSpatial Occlusion within an Interval Algebra
PDFOne Hundred Challenge Problems for Logical Formalizations of Commonsense Psychology
PDFFast and Loose Semantics for Computational Cognition
PDFWhich States Can Be Changed by Which Events?
PDFLearning New Relations from Concept Ontologies Derived from Definitions
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