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OSCAR [1] is a reasoner (just like ACL2) but for Defeasible Logic. It's developed by John L. Pollock in 1990s. OSCAR implemented a sophisticated system of defeasible reasoning that enables it to deal defeasibly with:
perception
change and persistence
causation
probabilities
plan construction and evaluation
The area is "Strong AI" and "rational agents". Two years ago someone (I don't know him) put the original source code in Github without any modifications, then several days ago I created ASDF definitions and made the code loadable in major CL platforms. The original development platform is Macintosh Common Lisp 4.2, if you run these code in latest Rosetta-based MCL (RMCL) 5.2 or 6.0 in Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6, there's even a GUI interface (but half-broken now).
The original author has passed away in 2013, and I'm going to maintain this project from now on. The LICENSE is the same as in the original website, copyright belongs to Lilian Jacques support@johnpollock.us. Use with cautions.
Any way, the project repository is here:
https://github.com/binghe/OSCAR-Lisp
The initial version is 4.0. Please do not use snapshots on master branch, instead please use the released tarballs. I hope every time when I push a new release in Github, Quicklisp also uses this new release.
OSCAR [1] is a reasoner (just like ACL2) but for Defeasible Logic. It's developed by John L. Pollock in 1990s. OSCAR implemented a sophisticated system of defeasible reasoning that enables it to deal defeasibly with:
The area is "Strong AI" and "rational agents". Two years ago someone (I don't know him) put the original source code in Github without any modifications, then several days ago I created ASDF definitions and made the code loadable in major CL platforms. The original development platform is Macintosh Common Lisp 4.2, if you run these code in latest Rosetta-based MCL (RMCL) 5.2 or 6.0 in Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6, there's even a GUI interface (but half-broken now).
The original author has passed away in 2013, and I'm going to maintain this project from now on. The LICENSE is the same as in the original website, copyright belongs to Lilian Jacques support@johnpollock.us. Use with cautions.
Any way, the project repository is here:
The initial version is 4.0. Please do not use snapshots on master branch, instead please use the released tarballs. I hope every time when I push a new release in Github, Quicklisp also uses this new release.
Regards,
Chun Tian
[1] http://johnpollock.us/ftp/OSCAR-web-page/oscar.html
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