Question 56
Backward Chaining in Horn Clause Knowledge Bases operates in:
Backward chaining matches the goal query with clause consequents and recursively proves antecedents.
Backward Chaining in Horn Clause Knowledge Bases operates in:
Backward chaining matches the goal query with clause consequents and recursively proves antecedents.
The sentence EXISTS x ALL y P(x, y) ENTAILS:
If there exists one x that works for all y, then for every y we can pick that same x.
Which of the following equivalences hold in First-Order Logic?
All 4 options are valid dualities and distributive properties of quantifiers.
Which of the following logic sentence pairs are LOGICALLY EQUIVALENT?
All four pairs represent exact logical equivalences.
Which inference algorithms run in POLYNOMIAL TIME on Horn Clause Knowledge Bases?
Forward and backward chaining over Horn knowledge bases are polynomial-time inference procedures. The 2-SAT SCC algorithm is polynomial for the separate 2-SAT decision problem, but it is not itself a Horn-clause inference algorithm; general resolution for 3-SAT is not polynomially bounded in the worst case.