[PDF] Top 20 Perspectives on belief and change

... external perspectives of the world 19 correctly represented by the multi-agent possible world (M, w) then for her w is the (only) ac- tual ...transitive and euclidean. This means that the agents’ beliefs ... Voir le document complet

... belief evolve with newly acquired knowledge. Belief expansion consists in adding new knowledge without checking consistency, while both contraction and revision consist in consistently removing ... Voir le document complet

... new perspectives aimed at enhancing the theoretical, ecological and predictive validity of methodologies and dependent variable ...Greenwald and Banaji [7] defined implicit attitude as ... Voir le document complet

... two belief mechanisms help to clarify and explain the processes of abandonment of belief and disaffiliation? Although a factual contradiction causes a minimal revision of belief, its ... Voir le document complet

... Abstract Belief revision of knowledge bases represented by a set of sentences in a given logic has been extensively studied but for specific logics, mainly propositional, and also recently Horn and ... Voir le document complet

... a belief is considered to follow - not shape - pre-existing climate change beliefs and ...perspective and claim that the perception of scientific consensus (or of issues such as how credible, ... Voir le document complet

... Casali and col- leagues [7] proposed a general model for graded BDI agents and an architecture for modeling the agent’s graded mental ...Blee and col- leagues [6] introduce levels in all the ... Voir le document complet

... prior change in depression is partialled ...theoretical and therapeutic role suggested by various psychodynamic and experiential theorists (Elvins & Green, 2008 ...alliance and symptomatic ... Voir le document complet

... économique/Ethics and Economics, 8 (1), 2011, ...university and college ...understood, and if there is awareness of the history and impact of national debt and structural adjustment ... Voir le document complet

... agents’ belief clearly do not ...p, and agent j believes p (and perhaps even that p is common belief of Y and ...p and you still believe that j believes p (and that j ... Voir le document complet

... agents’ belief bases do not ...of belief change operations including belief base expansion, contraction and ...between belief change and belief ... Voir le document complet

... the belief set associated with κ ∗ (φ, α), the revision function * thus defined satisfies the 8 AGM ...logic and belief revision theory as viewed by ...theories and see what insights it ... Voir le document complet

... phase, and a subsequent modular-hierarchical phase, shown in Fig- ure ...environmental and technical attributes are incorporated in the definition to refine the major land cover types defined in the ... Voir le document complet

... IRIT, CNRS and University of Toulouse, Toulouse, France Abstract. This paper provides a natural interpretation of the EM algo- rithm as a succession of revision steps that try to find a probability dis- tribution ... Voir le document complet

... about belief change, one often reads sentences such as “belief revision consists in incorporating some new infor- mation about a static world, while belief update consists in in- corporating ... Voir le document complet

... 2 IRIT, CNRS and University of Toulouse, Toulouse, France Abstract. This paper provides a natural interpretation of the EM algo- rithm as a succession of revision steps that try to find a probability dis- ... Voir le document complet

... of belief and trust [12] in three different directions: (i) a generalization of Liau’s approach to graded trust, (ii) its extension by modal operators of knowledge and by modal oper- ators of graded ... Voir le document complet

... postulates and their use to evaluate or classify preference change methods, we propose a general family of operators for preferences evolving after some new fact has been learned, parameterized by a ... Voir le document complet

... these change-minimising approaches as instances of a more general framework? Second, are there other specific cases of this more general setting that are worth considering? This paper answers both ...graph, ... Voir le document complet

... techniques and methods from game theory and from social choice theory [2]: informally, each possible strategy of B is seen as a voter, who votes for strategies of A according to the payoff A would obtain in ... Voir le document complet