> MMS is non-monotonic in that anything that cannot be proved > true in MMS is concluded to be false. Adding any (non-provable) > ground statement or rule to a Herbrand model, limits the Herbrand > space and falsifies the conclusions that various statements are > false obtained from the earlier model. So MMS necessarily brings with it the CWA? I guess Flora-2 and Triple do this in a clever way, so they have MMS but their CWA is somehow scoped? -- sandro, wandering off to read more about Flore-2Received on Saturday, 27 August 2005 04:24:26 GMT
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