Discussion
What is the epistemological commitment of a representation?
Answer: B
A logical representation lets an agent believe a fact true, false or unknown, while a probabilistic one admits any degree of belief between, and that choice is separate from what the representation says exists. Designers' philosophies, required content and individual confidences are different notions. Distinguishing what a language says about the world from what it allows an agent to think about it is a useful axis on which to compare formalisms.
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