Artificial Intelligence · 1991 · 202 citations · 37 references
HumanitiesComputer ScienceArtificial IntelligenceKnowledge RepresentationLogicAutomated ReasoningDeductive ReasoningDeductive SystemsMathematical LogicPhilosophy Of LogicPredicate LogicComputational LogicDeclarative SemanticsLogical Framework ApproachLogical InferenceLogical ModelingSymbolic Logic
The theoretical foundations of the logical approach to artificial intelligence are presented. Logical languages are widely used for expressing the declarative knowledge needed in artificial intelligence systems. Symbolic logic also provides a clear semantics for knowledge representation languages and a methodology for analyzing and comparing deductive inference techniques. Several observations gained from experience with the approach are discussed. Finally, we confront some challenging problems for artificial intelligence and describe what is being done in an attempt to solve them.
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