Nonstandard set theories and information management

Journal of Intelligent Information Systems 6:5-31 (1996)
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Abstract

The merits of set theory as a foundational tool in mathematics stimulate its use in various areas of artificial intelligence, in particular intelligent information systems. In this paper, a study of various nonstandard treatments of set theory from this perspective is offered. Applications of these alternative set theories to information or knowledge management are surveyed.

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