… of intensional operators. In this paper we consider intensional logic programming from a
game… In particular we define a two-person game and we demonstrate that it is equivalent to the …

… of intensional operators. In this paper we consider intensional logic programming from a
game… In particular we define a two-person game and we demonstrate that it is equivalent to the …

… 2 Game-Theoretic Semantics for Boolean Grammars … a simple game-theoretic characterization
of the semantics of Boolean grammars. In particular, we prove that this game-theoretic …

… general semantic framework for non-monotonic intensional logic pro- … game semantics.
We begin by constructing a simple two-person game for the class of intensional logic programs …

… study the semantic problems of intensional logic programming … In other words, we will not
focus on any specific intensional … intensional logic programs including one for Conway's game …

… It can nicely be explained if we take a look at Logic Programming. A logic program consists
of a list of rules … A logic program for our Tweety example may consist of the rule above and …

… Yet, in logic programming, even though negation is not classical in the sense that whenever
it is encountered in the body of a clause, it is interpreted as a failure to unificate goals. …

… a program at an abstract, syntax-independent level. I suggest that this is an appropriate level
for dealing with change in logic programs, … with change in logic programs, begining with the …

… as Stream Reasoning, Big Data or Games’ AI, that have very … ming languages, some of which
non-monotonic, are … ie, the intensional relations defined by a Datalog program must be finite…

… ourselves to finite defeasible logic programs. We denote by … inference rules, called the
intensional part of the database. We … to compare this system with other non monotonic formalisms. …