First-order logic
3 CS 2740 Knowledge Representation M. Hauskrecht First-order logic. Syntax. Term - syntactic entity for representing objects Terms in FOL: • Constant symbols: represent specific objects – E.g. John, France, car89 • Variables: represent objects of a certain type (type = domain of discourse)
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