Well, that is a very simple example. Of course, this example won't
trip up Novamente or many other reasoning systems....
The problem is maintaining consistency in a very large knowledge base
full of much more complex probabilistic statements (many large
combinations of many statements, overlapping in complex patterns)...
ben
On Feb 6, 2007, at 5:41 PM, gts wrote:
My last post wasn't very clear, but rather than try to correct it,
here is an example of what I meant using multiple statements...
S1 "There is life on Mars."
S2 "There is intelligent life on Mars."
S3 "There is intelligent life on Mars and they know about relativity."
The following condition is satisfied if one is a coherent
probabilistic reasoner:
P(S1) > P(S2) > P(S3)
Again, I hope such basic coherency is not outside the scope of what
is or will be possible in AI.
-gts
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