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  1. Preferences in answer set programming

    Answer Set Programming (ASP) emerged in the late 1990s as a new logic programming paradigm, having its roots in nonmonotonic reasoning, deductive databases, and logic programming with negation as failure. The basic idea of ASP is to represent a computational problem as a logic program whose answer

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  2. Prism : an answer projection system

    Prism is an answer projection system that combines the best attributes of traditional and Web-based question answering systems. Traditional question answering systems retrieve answers with pinpoint accuracy but limited coverage, using a small and reliable data source, while Web-based systems …

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  3. Epistemic extensions of answer set programming

    … questions. As such; we introduce Communicating Answer Set Programming (CASP); namely Possibilistic Answer Set Programming (PASP); there are contexts in which the current semantics for PASP lead to unintuitive results. In this thesis we address these issues in the followings ways. Firstly; ASP …

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  4. Foundations of fuzzy answer set programming

    Answer set programming (ASP) is a declarative language that is tailored towards combinatorial search problems. Although ASP has been applied to many problems, such as planning, configuration and verification of software, and database repair, it is less suitable for describing continuous problems. …

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  5. Kant's Negative Answer to Molyneux's Question

    … Aesthetic do not commit him to an affirmative answer to Molyneux's question, there has been very little attention given to the issue of what a Kantian negative answer would look like. The paper begins by defending the view that the arguments of the Aesthetic alone do not provide a direct answer

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  6. Modeling biological systems with Answer Set Programming

    … an automated way. Therefore, we want to promote Answer Set Programming (ASP) as a tool for discrete modeling in Systems Biology. ASP is a declarative problem solving paradigm, in which a problem is encoded as a logic program such that its answer sets represent solutions to the problem. ASP has …

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  7. Platform Ecosystem : ARM's answer to Intel's dominance

    The personal computing industry has witnessed significant changes with more users moving from desktop PCs to battery-operated mobile devices. These dynamics have prompted chip-design companies to evaluate ways to lower the power consumption of devices, thereby elongating battery life. With its …

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  8. Transfer of information : is relational processing the answer?

    The present research focused on the transfer of information from a learning situation to a problem solving task. In particular, the effect of relational processing upon the transfer of information to the solution of insight problems was considered.The design of the study was a five by two factorial …

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  9. Searching for an Answer: A Humanbecoming Research Study

    Searching for an answer is a universal living experience. Searching for an answer entails challenge and consideration when relating with persons and situations. Searching for an answer involves imagination and uncertainty. The purposes of this study were to discover the structure of the living …

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  10. Proof theory and algorithms for answer set programming

    Answer Set Programming (ASP) is an emerging paradigm for declarative programming, in which a computational problem is specified by a logic program such that particular models, called answer sets, match solutions. ASP faces a growing range of applications, demanding for high-performance tools able …

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  11. Answer garden : a tool for growing organizational memory

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1994.

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  12. Delightful Density: The Answer to Suburbia's Missing Pedestrian

    The Pedestrian is compromised in the majority of our built landscapes. Today's dominant fixture is the automobile. Pedestrian and automobile efficiency are in direct competition with each other; to facilitate one is to inhibit the other. Pedestrian functionality depends on the presence of walkable …

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  13. A Comparative Study of Three Multiple-Answer Test Formats

    Three multiple-answer test formats that may contain more than one correct answer were compared on mean test scores, reliability, and validity. While the Multiple True-False (MTF) test format requires the examinee's response of "T," or "F," or "DK" to each option of an item, the Multiple-Answer (MA) …

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  14. Indirect supervision for relation extraction using question-answer pairs

    … attention has been brought to tackling question-answering (QA) tasks, user feedback or datasets of such tasks become more accessible. In this paper, we propose a novel framework, ReQuest, to leverage question-answer pairs as an indirect source of supervision for relation extraction, and study how …

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  15. Learning to answer questions from semi-structured knowledge sources

    Question answering is an efficient and convenient way for humans to make use of the massive amount of information on the Web. I start with an interesting source of information -- infoboxes in Wikipedia that summarize factoid knowledge -- and develop a comprehensive approach to answering questions …

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  16. The culture and rhetoric of the answer-poem:1485-1625:with a supplementary 'Select catalogue of answer-poetry in print and manuscript, 1485-1625'

    … thesis examines the culture and rhetoric of the answer-poem during the Tudor and early-Stuart periods, charting the phenomena that led answer-poetry to become a prominent mode of social interaction in Renaissance literature. The answer-poem is symptomatic of a culture fixated with codes and …

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  17. Automatic short answer grading at scale using Large Language Models

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-20 without embargo terms

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  18. Use of social network sites for question and answer behavior

    … to the use of search engines, question and answer sites, and information exchange offline, and can provide useful information for information seeking patterns elsewhere. We performed a large-scale survey asking about this behavior and used the techniques of affinity diagramming to code types …

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