Epsilon-Logic Is More Expressive Than First-Order Logic Over Finite Structures.
Martin OttoPublished in: J. Symb. Log. (2000)
Keyphrases
- first order logic
- guarded fragment
- highly expressive
- relational structures
- predicate calculus
- expressive power
- set theory
- horn clauses
- quantifier free
- valued logic
- proof procedure
- function symbols
- theorem proving
- inference rules
- classical first order logic
- logical rules
- propositional logic
- knowledge representation
- probabilistic reasoning
- theorem prover
- representation language
- transitive closure
- markov networks
- logical formulas
- probabilistic graphical models
- inductive logic programming
- constraint databases
- quantifier elimination
- logic programming
- classical logic
- relational algebra
- modal logic
- monadic second order logic
- abductive reasoning
- markov logic
- dynamic logic
- machine learning
- query evaluation
- knowledge base