BDD-based reasoning in the fluent calculus - first results
Steffen Hoelldobler, Hans-Peter Stoerr

TL;DR
This paper presents initial findings on implementing the fluent calculus with binary decision diagrams, highlighting promising experimental results and techniques to enhance reasoning speed.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach combining fluent calculus with BDDs and evaluates techniques to improve reasoning efficiency.
Findings
Initial experiment shows promising results
Techniques and heuristics can speed up reasoning
Insights into BDD-based fluent calculus reasoning
Abstract
The paper reports on first preliminary results and insights gained in a project aiming at implementing the fluent calculus using methods and techniques based on binary decision diagrams. After reporting on an initial experiment showing promising results we discuss our findings concerning various techniques and heuristics used to speed up the reasoning process.
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TopicsLogic, programming, and type systems · Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning · Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge
