The frame problem and the treatment of prediction

In L. Magnani & R. Dossena (eds.), Computing, Philosophy and Cognition. pp. 4--349 (2005)
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The frame problem is a problem in artificial intelligence that a number of philosophers have claimed has philosophical relevance. The structure of this paper is as follows: (1) An account of the frame problem is given; (2) The frame problem is distinguished from related problems; (3) The main strategies for dealing with the frame problem are outlined; (4) A difference between commonsense reasoning and prediction using a scientific theory is argued for; (5) Some implications for the..

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Mark Sprevak
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