Contract automata: An operational view of contracts between interactive parties

Deontic logic as a way of formally reasoning about norms, an important area in AI and law, has traditionally concerned itself about formalising provisions of general statutes. Despite the long history of deontic logic, given the wide scope of the logic, it is difficult, if not impossible, to formali...

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Autor principal: Azzopardi, S.
Otros Autores: Pace, G.J, Schapachnik, F., Schneider, G.
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