Exercise 13.15 Build an iterative deepening abductive reasoning system to find minimal consistent sets of assumables to
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Exercise 13.15 Build an iterative deepening abductive reasoning system to find minimal consistent sets of assumables to imply a goal. This can be based on the depth-bounded meta-interpreter of Figure 13.12 (page 587), and the delaying meta-interpreter of Figure 13.16 (page 590) to collect assumptions. The depth bound should be based on the number of assumables used in the proof. Assume that the assumables are all ground.
This should be done in two parts:
(a) Find the minimal sets of assumables that imply some g using iterative deepening on the number of assumables. When g is false, this program finds the minimal conflicts.
(b) Based on part (a), find the minimal explanations of g by interleaving finding conflicts and finding minimal sets of assumables that imply g.
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Artificial Intelligence Foundations Of Computational Agents
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Authors: David L. Poole, Alan K. Mackworth