Class NConsInconsistencyMeasure<S extends Formula>
java.lang.Object
org.tweetyproject.logics.commons.analysis.BeliefSetInconsistencyMeasure<S>
org.tweetyproject.logics.commons.analysis.NConsInconsistencyMeasure<S>
- Type Parameters:
S
- The type of formulas
- All Implemented Interfaces:
PostulateEvaluatable<S>
,InconsistencyMeasure<BeliefSet<S,
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This class implements an inconsistency measure based on "n-consistency" proposed in
[Doder,Raskovic,Markovic,Ognjanovic. Measures of inconsistency and defaults. IJAR 51:832-845, 2010.]
A knowledge base K is called maximal n-consistent (for a natural number n) if every subset of K of size n is consistent,
and this is not true for n+1. As a measure of inconsistency we define I(K) = |K|-n (in order to have I(K)=0 for consistent K).
We use a simple characterization of this measure: K is maximal n-consistent iff n+1 is the size of the smallest minimal
(wrt. set cardinality) inconsistent subset of K (if K is inconsistent, otherwise n=|K|).
- Author:
- Matthias Thimm
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Field Summary
Fields inherited from interface org.tweetyproject.logics.commons.analysis.InconsistencyMeasure
MEASURE_TOLERANCE
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionNConsInconsistencyMeasure
(MusEnumerator<S> enumerator) Creates a new inconsistency measure. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptioninconsistencyMeasure
(Collection<S> formulas) This method measures the inconsistency of the given set of formulas.Methods inherited from class org.tweetyproject.logics.commons.analysis.BeliefSetInconsistencyMeasure
inconsistencyMeasure
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Constructor Details
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NConsInconsistencyMeasure
Creates a new inconsistency measure.- Parameters:
enumerator
- some MUs enumerator
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Method Details
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inconsistencyMeasure
Description copied from class:BeliefSetInconsistencyMeasure
This method measures the inconsistency of the given set of formulas.- Specified by:
inconsistencyMeasure
in classBeliefSetInconsistencyMeasure<S extends Formula>
- Parameters:
formulas
- a collection of formulas.- Returns:
- a Double indicating the degree of inconsistency.
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