Chapter12 Flashcards

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What is a partial interpretation?

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A partial interpretation maps atoms onto truth values, true, false, and unknown.

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What are unknown atoms.

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Atoms in A \ (T U F) are unknown. Atoms not in the set of the union of True and False atoms are unknown.

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What are conflicting Atoms?

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Conflicting Atoms are atoms when True atoms that itersect False atoms is not the empty set.

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What is the Goal of the Fitting operator?

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The goal of the Fitting operator is to extend the consequence operator to normal logic programs, not just positive problems.

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What is Monotonic?

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Monotonic implies <T,F> is contained in <T’,F’>, also if we know it now we will know more later.

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What does V mean?

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V is the disjunction it means there is a rule such as [ a iff Vr E P, h(r)=a BF(B(r))]

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How are fitting fix points related to supported models?

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Total fitting fix points correspond to supported models.

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Why is the fitting model of P still insuffcient?

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The fitting model of P is still insufficient because total fix points correspond to supported models not necessarily stable models.

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What is circular derivations?

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When a derivation does not come from facts, it comes from that which you derived. Similar to the bible is true because it says it is true.

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10
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Consider the assignment of A = {Fc, F{d, -c}}. Which of the following nogoods contain a unit resulting signed literal.

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Anything that doesn’t have or changes only one of the above. Such as.
(T(c), Fc), because the body element c is changed.
(Fc, T(a,d)), Because the body element d is changed.
(F(d, -c) Td,Fc), because it adds the head atom of d as true.

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The sets of nogoods completion nogoods and loop nogoods are the input of the deterministic propagation inside CDNL-ASP(P)

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False

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12
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If a normal program P is “tight”, then the sets completions no goods and the union of completion nogoods and loop nogoods have the same solutions.

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True

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If a normal program P has no stable models, then CDNL-ASP(P) is not guaranteed to terminate

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False

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