Properties of system W and its relationships to other inductive inference operators
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- Nonmonotonic Inferences with Qualitative Conditionals Based on Preferred Structures on Worlds
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Cited in
(8)- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4187777 (Why is no real title available?)
- An implementation of nonmonotonic reasoning with system W
- Characterizing multipreference closure with system W
- Splitting techniques for conditional belief bases in the context of c-representations
- Rational closure extension in SPO-representable inductive inference operators
- Approximations of system W between c-inference, system Z, and lexicographic inference
- Reasoning with System W and infeasible worlds
- Approximations of system W for inference from strongly and weakly consistent belief bases
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