Inheritance hierarchies in knowledge representation and programming languages
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Inheritance hierarchies in knowledge representation and programming languages
Wiley, c1991
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Note
Selected papers presented at the Workshop on Inheritance Hierarchies in Knowledge Representation and Programming Languages, held in Viagreggio, Italy, Feb. 6-8, 1989
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Focusing on the fundamental aspects of reasoning about hierarchies, this book brings together contributions from the research in knowledge representation, object-oriented programming languages and data models, theory of types and parallel computing with the main goal of gaining a deeper understanding of the similarities and differences of the problems and proposed solutions.
Table of Contents
- What's inheritance got to do with knowledge representation?, P.F.Patel-Schneider
- a credulous theory of mixed inheritance, J.Horty
- ananalysis of taxonomic reasoning, G.Attardi
- a lattice based model for inheritance reasoning, L.Padgham
- computing sceptical inheritance, L.A.Stein
- the tractability of path-based inheritance, B.Selman and H.J.Levesque
- careful closure of inheritance networks, M.Lenzerini
- pushing the terminological barrier, E.Decio et al
- inheritance hierarchies in an environment for knowledge based programming research, V.Jonckers
- inheritance in object oriented programming languages, A.Snyder
- a behavioural approach to subtyping in object oriented programming languages, P.America
- types and subtypes as partial equivalence relations, G.Ghelli and R.Orsini
- a unified methodology for object oriented programming, L.A.Stein
- masking and conflicts or to inherit is not to own!, R.Ducournau and M.Habib
- inheritance mechanisms in the OBJLOG language - multiple selective and multiple vertical with points of view, P.Dugerdil
- inheritance in blackboard architectures, A.Brogi et al
- inheritance as a combination of horn clause theories, P.Mello
- inheritance in logic programming knowledge bases, T.Finin and J.McGuire.
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