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(dis)belief Change and Argued Feed-back Dialog

This paper focuses on the features of belief change in a multi-agent context where agents consider beliefs and disbeliefs. Disbeliefs represent explicit ignorance and are useful to prevent agents t...

Laurent Perrussel | Jean-Marc Thévenin

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