News Journal on Reasoning about Actions and Change

The following article has been received by the present ETAI area, which means that it will be open for a three-month discussion period, followed by the closed peer-review decision on whether it will be accepted by the ETAI. All readers of this Newsletter are invited to participate in the discussion.

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Michael Thielscher
A Theory of Dynamic Diagnosis. [summary]
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Antonis Kakas and Rob Miller
Reasoning about Actions, Narratives and Ramification. [summary]
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Paolo Liberatore
Compilability of Domain Descriptions in the Language A. [interactions]

There have been contributions to the discussions about the following research articles. Please refer to their respective interaction pages to review the discussion.

Antonis Kakas
Reasoning about Actions, Narratives and Ramification