Rule-based and Resource-bounded: A New Look at Epistemic Logic
| Abstract | Syntactic logics do not suffer from the problems of logical omniscience but are often thought to lack interesting properties relating to epistemic notions. By focusing on the case of rule-based agents, I develop a framework for modelling resource-bounded agents and show that the resulting models have a number of interesting properties. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Modal epistemic logic Resource bounded agents Rule-based agents Logic in AI | |||||||||
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