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Belief Liberation (and Retraction)
by
Ghose, Aditya
, Meyer, Thomas
, Booth, Richard
, Chopra, Samir
in
Axioms
/ Belief
/ Conservativity theorem
/ Criminal punishment
/ Intuition
/ Logical postulates
/ Mathematical logic
/ Observational terms
/ Reasoning
/ Sentence generation
2005
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Belief Liberation (and Retraction)
by
Ghose, Aditya
, Meyer, Thomas
, Booth, Richard
, Chopra, Samir
in
Axioms
/ Belief
/ Conservativity theorem
/ Criminal punishment
/ Intuition
/ Logical postulates
/ Mathematical logic
/ Observational terms
/ Reasoning
/ Sentence generation
2005
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Belief Liberation (and Retraction)
2005
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We provide a formal study of belief retraction operators that do not necessarily satisfy the (Inclusion) postulate. Our intuition is that a rational description of belief change must do justice to cases in which dropping a belief can lead to the inclusion, or 'liberation', of others in an agent's corpus. We provide two models of liberation via retraction operators: σ-liberation and linear liberation. We show that the class of σ-liberation operators is included in the class of linear ones and provide axiomatic characterisations for each class. We show how any retraction operator (including the liberation operators) can be 'converted' into either a withdrawal operator (i.e., satisfying (Inclusion)) or a revision operator via (a slight variant of) the Harper Identity and the Levi Identity respectively.
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Springer,Springer Nature B.V
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