April 3-5, 2017
Kanazawa, Japan
Reasoning is the process of drawing new conclusions from given premises, which are already known facts or previously assumed hypotheses to provide some evidence for the conclusions. Therefore, reasoning is intrinsically ampliative, i.e., it has the function of enlarging or extending some things, or adding some things to what is already known or assumed. In general, a reasoning consists of a number of arguments in some order. A logically valid reasoning is a reasoning such that its arguments are justified based on some logical validity criterion provided by a logic system in order to obtain correct conclusions.Proving is the process of finding a justification for an explicitly specified statement from given premises, which are already known facts or previously assumed hypotheses to provide some evidence for the specified statement. A proof is a description of a found justification. A logically valid proving is a proving such that it is justified based on some logical validity criterion provided by a logic system in order to obtain a correct proof. Automated reasoning and proving techniques have many applications in research and development of various intelligent systems. This special session seeks research papers on all aspects of automated reasoning and proving including foundations, implementations, and applications, in particular, those papers describing real applications in intelligent systems are welcome.
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