Cyrus F. Nourani: Descriptive Definability: A Model Computing Perspective on the Tableaux CSIT 2000 : 146-152
By defining descriptive computing on generic diagrams we can correspond admissible sets to descriptive computing and prove certain admissible sets are descriptive computable. Since Beth definability is basic to proving the descriptive computing theorem its computational significance is further explored by connecting it to the Beth tableaux for automated deduction by a model-theoretic theorem. The techniques and the basics on computation with generic model diagrams are presented for applications to planning as goal satisfiablity examples. Generic Tableaux are presented with explicit definable diagrams. Applications to plan proof trees are outlined in brief.
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