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DARe-16
Defeasible and Ampliative Reasoning 2016

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Defeasible and Ampliative Reasoning (DARe-16)
co-located with the 22th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence ( ECAI 2016 )

The Hague, Holland, August 29, 2016 .

Edited by

Richard Booth *
Giovanni Casini
Szymon Klarman *
Gilles Richard
Ivan Varzinczak *

* Cardiff University , UK
** University of Luxembourg , Luxembourg
*** Brunel University London , UK
**** Paul Sabatier University , Toulouse, France
***** Université d’Artois , Lens, France

Table of Contents

Invited Talk

Three Tools of Belief Change: Selection, Retention and Distribution
Abhaya Nayak

Accepted papers

Improving Abductive Diagnosis Through Structural Features: A Meta-Approach
Roxane Koitz , Franz Wotawa
A Stochastic Belief Change Framework with an Observation Stream and Defaults as Expired Observations
Gavin Rens
An Approach to Qualitative Belief Change Modulo Ontic Strength
Gavin Rens , Gabriele Kern-Isberner
Towards Inconsistency Management in Reactive Multi-Context Systems
Gerhard Brewka , Stefan Ellmauthaler , Ricardo Gonçalves , Matthias Knorr , João Leite , Jörg Pührer
On Some Properties of Forgetting in ASP
Ricardo Gonçalves , Matthias Knorr , João Leite
A Possibility Theory-based Approach to Desire Change
Didier Dubois , Emiliano Lorini , Henri Prade

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