Situated modeling of epistemic puzzles
| Abstract | Situation theory is a mathematical theory of meaning introduced by Jon Barwise and John Perry. It has evoked great theoretical interest and motivated the framework of a few `computational' systems. PROSIT is the pioneering work in this direction. Unfortunately, there is a lack of real-life applications on these systems and this study is a preliminary attempt to remedy this de ciency. Here, we solve a group of epistemic puzzles using the constructs provided by PROSIT. | |||||||||
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