Situations and Computation: An Overview of Recent Research
| Abstract | Serious thinking about the computational aspects of situation theory is just starting. There have been some recent proposals in this direction (viz. PROSIT and ASTL), with varying degrees of divergence from the ontology of the theory. We believe that a programming environment incorporating bona de situation-theoretic constructs is needed and describe our very recent BABY-SIT implementation. A detailed critical account of PROSIT and ASTL is also o ered in order to compare our system with these pioneering and in uential frameworks | |||||||||
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Erkan Tin & Varol Akman (1994). Computational Situation Theory. ACM SIGART Bulletin 5 (4):4-17.
Varol Akman (1998). Guest Editor's Introduction. Minds and Machines 8 (4):475-477.
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