Special issue on logics and artificial intelligence

Logic Journal of the IGPL 29 (1):1-6 (2021)
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Abstract

There is a significant range of ongoing challenges in artificial intelligence dealing with reasoning, planning, learning, perception and cognition, among others. In this scenario, many-valued logics emerge as one of the topics in many of the solutions to some of those AI problems. This special issue presents a brief introduction to the relation between logics and AI and collects recent research works on logic-based approaches in AI.

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Vicent Costa
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