Minimal change: Relevance and recovery revisited

Minimal change: Relevance and recovery revisited

The operation of contraction (referring to the removal of knowledge from a knowledge base) has been extensively studied in the research field of belief change, and different postulates (e.g., the AGM postulates with recovery, or relevance) have been proposed, as well as several constructions (e.g., partial meet) that allow the definition of contraction operators satisfying said postulates. Most...

Relevance Revisited

Relevance has been well-accepted notion in the field of Information Retrieval (IR) for measuring the effectiveness of IR systems. It seems a natural choice because a typical IR system always tries to find the information that is relevant to the user’s information needs. However, this notion of relevance is not well-understood at times. Most of the IR systems use precision, recall, or some simil...

Minimal Orderings Revisited

Minimal consistent DFA revisited

Gilead revisited: faith and recovery.

The role of spirituality in recovery from mental illness has gained increased attention in recent years. In this article, the authors present an update on previous work exploring the role and function of religion/spirituality in the lives of people participating in a psychiatric rehabilitation program (Bussema & Bussema, 2000). Fifty-eight (58) participants age 18 to 64 completed a spirituality...