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An architecture for selective forgetting

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Some knowledge based systems will have to deal with increasing amount of knowledge. In order to avoid memory overflow, it is necessary to clean memory of useless data. Here is a first step toward an intelligent automatic forgetting scheme. The problem of the close relation between forgetting and inferring is addressed, and a general solution is proposed. It is implemented as invalidation operators for reasoning maintenance system dependency graphs. This results in a general architecture for selective forgetting which is presented in the framework of the Sachem system.

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Euzenat, J., Maesano, L. (1991). An architecture for selective forgetting. In: Steels, L., Smith, B. (eds) AISB91. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1852-7_11

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