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Dependence in Propositional Logic: Formula-Formula Dependence and Formula Forgetting – Application to Belief Update and Conservative Extension

AAAI 2018 · Continual learning › Online and replay-based · approach: Dynamic expansion and isolation · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use formula-formula dependence for belief update rather than minimal-change update⋄F versus ⋄PMA and ⋄For · SATLIB benchmarks: 20 variables, 91 clauses; 50 variables, 218 clausesaverage runtime (ms): ⋄F: 0.051 and 1.201; ⋄For: 632.867 and 857.459; ⋄PMA: 876.926 and 1,225Helped
Use formula-formula dependence instead of variable-dependence update⋄F versus ⋄V · SATLIB benchmarks: 20 variables, 91 clauses; 50 variables, 218 clausesaverage runtime (ms): ⋄F: 0.051 and 1.201; ⋄V: 0.068 and 1.206No clear effect
Use formula-formula dependence instead of literal-dependence update⋄F versus ⋄L · SATLIB benchmarks: 20 variables, 91 clauses; 50 variables, 218 clausesaverage runtime (ms): ⋄F: 0.051 and 1.201; ⋄L: 0.029 and 0.164Mixed
Use formula-formula dependence update rather than minimal-change update⋄F versus ⋄PMA and ⋄For · Belief updateinformation preservedMixed
Restrict the new information to a term⋄F · Belief updateKM postulates satisfiedHelped

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