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First-Order Theory Revision (1991)
Bradley L. Richards
and
Raymond J. Mooney
Recent learning systems have combined explanation-based and inductive learning techniques to revise propositional domain theories (e.g. EITHER, RTLS, KBANN). Inductive systems working in first order logic have also been developed (e.g. CIGOL, FOIL, FOCL). This paper presents a theory revision system, Forte, that merges these two developments. Forte provides theory revision capabilities similar to those of the propositional systems, but works with domain theories stated in first-order logic.
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In
Proceedings of the Eighth International Machine Learning Workshop
, pp. pp. 447-451, Evanston, IL, June 1991.
Bibtex:
@InProceedings{richards:icml91, title={First-Order Theory Revision}, author={Bradley L. Richards and Raymond J. Mooney}, booktitle={Proceedings of the Eighth International Machine Learning Workshop}, month={June}, address={Evanston, IL}, pages={pp. 447-451}, url="http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/ai-lab?richards:icml91", year={1991} }
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Raymond J. Mooney
Faculty
mooney [at] cs utexas edu
Bradley Richards
Ph.D. Alumni
bradley [at] ai-lab fh-furtwangen de
Areas of Interest
Inductive Logic Programming
Theory and Knowledge Refinement
Labs
Machine Learning