KOS-TIS ↔ Cooper-2023-InfoState Genealogy #
@cite{ginzburg-2012} @cite{cooper-2023}
A genuine cross-framework bridge: @cite{cooper-2023}'s InfoState (§2.6)
is a simplified successor to @cite{ginzburg-2012}'s TIS. The
projection tisToInfoState makes the simplification explicit by
forgetting QUD, Pending, and genre information.
This is not a TTR-typed instantiation file — that's the sibling
KOS/Austinian.lean. This file is anchored on the post-2012
framework comparison: a chronologically-later author (Cooper 2023)
proposing a slimmed-down successor to a chronologically-earlier
formalism (Ginzburg 2012). The projection witnesses that Cooper's
representation is recoverable from Ginzburg's by quotient.
Correspondence (tisToInfoState) #
| TIS (Ginzburg 2012) | InfoState (Cooper 2023) |
|---|---|
priv.agenda | agenda |
dgb.moves.getLast? | latestUtterance |
dgb.facts | commitments |
dgb.qud | (not represented) |
dgb.pending | (not represented) |
priv.genre | (not represented) |
The deletions are exactly what @cite{cooper-2023} drops to make TTR dialogue tractable for incremental processing.
Project a TIS to a Cooper-style InfoState.
The projection loses QUD, Pending, and genre information — these are the components that @cite{ginzburg-2012} adds beyond @cite{cooper-2023}.
Equations
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Instances For
The projection preserves commitments (= FACTS).
The projection preserves the latest utterance.