4 ETCS.
The course introduces techniques for representing and reasoning over knowledge information. 1. Reasoning about Belief, Knowledge, and Preferences
– plausible and nonmonotonic reasoning
– reasoning about belief and knowledge (single-and multiple-agent), belief change
– case-based reasoning, analogical reasoning
– preference languages, reasoning about preferences
– reasoning and decision under uncertainty, graphical models
2. Reasoning about Action and Planning
– reasoning about action, action languages for planning
– algorithms for classical planning and hierarchical planning
– planning under uncertainty
– multi-agent planning
– planning and search