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How to progress a database

delete1997-05-01
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Lin, FZ
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Reiter, R
DOI:10.1016/S0004-3702(96)00044-6delete
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One way to think about a STRIPS operator is as a mapping from databases to databases, in the following sense: suppose we want to know what the world would be like if an action, represented by the STRIPS operator alpha, were done in some world, represented by the STRIPS database D-0. To find out, simply perform the operator alpha on D-0 (by applying alpha's elementary add and delete revision operators to D-0), We describe this process as progressing the database D-0 in response to the action alpha. In this paper, we consider the general problem of progressing an initial database in response to a given sequence of actions. We appeal to the situation calculus and an axiomatization of actions which addresses the frame problem (Reiter (1991)). This setting is considerably more general than STRIPS. Our results concerning progression are mixed. The (surprising) bad news is that, in general, to characterize a progressed database we must appeal to second-order logic. The good news is that there are many useful special cases for which we can compute the progressed database in first-order logic; not only that, we can do so efficiently. Finally, we relate these results about progression to STRIPS-like systems by providing a semantics for such systems in terms of a purely declarative situation calculus axiomatization for actions and their effects. On our view, STRIPS operators provide a mechanism for computing the progression of an initial situation calculus database under the effects of an action. We illustrate this idea by describing two different STRIPS mechanisms, and proving their correctness with respect to their situation calculus specifications. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science B.V.
Keyword:
situation calculus
theories of actions
regression
progression
STRIPS
strongest postconditions
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