On 7/28/08, Pei Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Every "rule" is "general" to a degree, which means it ignores
> exception. It is simply impossible to list all exceptions for any
> given rule. This issue has been discussed by many people in the
> non-monotonic logic community.
>
> The solution is not to exclude exceptions, but to give more confident
> conclusion higher priority whenever a conflicts happens.


Thanks Pei,  I think your solution is the most sensible so far.  But
it depends on seaching the KB to find the proof with the highest
cumulative confidence -- in general this is unfeasible so sometimes we
may need to use less-confident short-cuts.  But that's still
acceptable.

YKY


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