Concrete Results on Abstract Rules
There are many different notions of “rule” in the literature. A key feature and main intuition of any such notion is that rules can be “applied” to derive conclusions from certain premises. More formally, a rule is viewed as a function that, when invoked on a set of known facts, can produce new fact...
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2013
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