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MoL 2017 08: 
  The Logic of Divinatory Reasoning

MoL 2017 08: The Logic of Divinatory Reasoning

... Factual divinatory questions can be distinguished with respect to their usage: some questions are concerned with the present or past, they are used for diagnosis, and some questions are concerned with the future, ... See full document

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MoL 2017 10: 
  Medieval vs Contemporary Metaphysics of Intentionality and Logic

MoL 2017 10: Medieval vs Contemporary Metaphysics of Intentionality and Logic

... mathematical logic, which, as a mat- ter of fact, are rather new, thus there is no point in looking at their history, since there in no history to look ...philosophical logic such blindness towards the ... See full document

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MoL 2018 08: 
  Studies in Minimal Mathematics

MoL 2018 08: Studies in Minimal Mathematics

... relevance logic. Mark van Atten remarks that relevance logic may be closest to Brouwer’s attitude (see [Att09]), but we like to stay close to the established formal ...hypothetical reasoning which we ... See full document

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MoL 2017 26: 
  The Logical Dynamics of Gossip: an analysis in Dynamic Epistemic Logic

MoL 2017 26: The Logical Dynamics of Gossip: an analysis in Dynamic Epistemic Logic

... at the company lunch because her brother is visiting. One might wonder why we upgrade the model with (¬e ∨ (e ∧ ¬a ∧ ¬b) ∨ (e ∧ b)) and not simply with b. Keep in mind that b expresses: ’Petra was holding her brother ... See full document

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MoL 2017 11: 
  Pretending to work: a closed world reasoning formalisation of pretend play

MoL 2017 11: Pretending to work: a closed world reasoning formalisation of pretend play

... As a concluding remark, it shall be noticed that even though within the present work a three valued semantics is preferred to the Stärk’s four valued semantics, this doesn’t mean that imagination of impossibilities is ... See full document

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MoL 2017 18: 
  Dynamic Epistemic Logic Models for Predicting the Cognitive Difficulty of the Deductive Mastermind Game

MoL 2017 18: Dynamic Epistemic Logic Models for Predicting the Cognitive Difficulty of the Deductive Mastermind Game

... than reasoning by cases, can some other model capture those processes? Can we cross-check the reliability of the tableaux model by another model based on a different formalization? The answer to each of these ... See full document

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MoL 2017 14: 
  Quantum Dialogues

MoL 2017 14: Quantum Dialogues

... The notion of proof in this conception is defined in relation to the game - a proof of a proposition is just a dialogue in which the defender of the proposition has won the game. The games involve two kinds of rule - one ... See full document

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MoL 2017 20: 
  Abstractions and Idealisations in Epistemic Logic

MoL 2017 20: Abstractions and Idealisations in Epistemic Logic

... temic logic are often praised for their illuminating ...advanced reasoning about these ...epistemic logic could aid in our understanding of certain concepts and problems by being both very simple as ... See full document

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MoL 2004 08: 
  Exploring the Update Universe

MoL 2004 08: Exploring the Update Universe

... Logical omniscience : Notice that the agents modeled in BMS have logi- cal omniscience property, i.e. the agent knowing all logical tautologies and all the consequences of its knowledge. This property is inherited in a ... See full document

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MoL 2013 08: 
  A Demand of Reason: Dependence in Logic and Probability

MoL 2013 08: A Demand of Reason: Dependence in Logic and Probability

... justification logic play the intermediary role of encoding the evidentiary relevance of the explanans to the explanandum just so long as the justificatory (or evidentiary) relations are defined with respect to ... See full document

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MoL 2017 25: 
  The Good, the Bad, and the Difficult
Complexity in a Monotonicity Grounded Natural Logic for Reasoning with Generalized Quantifiers

MoL 2017 25: The Good, the Bad, and the Difficult Complexity in a Monotonicity Grounded Natural Logic for Reasoning with Generalized Quantifiers

... that logic is undergoing a cognitive turn, where only little earlier others proclaimed the time of logic in psychology to be over (see ...of logic and psychology with so much eager and success that ... See full document

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MoL 2010 15: 
  Evidentialist Logic

MoL 2010 15: Evidentialist Logic

... point learns Kronicker’s legendary mantra “God created the integers, all else is the creation of man” [Bel86, pg. 477]. However, it is by these concrete origins, we may recognize the integers as a concrete Noetherian ... See full document

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MoL 2015 23: 
  Superplural Logic

MoL 2015 23: Superplural Logic

... first-order logic to singular second-order ...plural logic, however, has less to do with plural quantification than with predication in ...plural logic, on the other hand, has everything to do with ... See full document

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MoL 2015 27: 
  Learning Deductive Reasoning

MoL 2015 27: Learning Deductive Reasoning

... of reasoning that almost by definition include learning (in a specific Bayesian sense) as the key ingredient such as the work of (31 - Goodman) and (32 - Frank and ...human reasoning; supporting the view ... See full document

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Paper 08-2017-2

Paper 08-2017-2

... In (Potsika et al. 2016a, Potsika et al. 2017), we investigated the influence of cortical porosity on ultrasonic propagation features using the axial and the backscattering methods. More specifically, in (Potsika ... See full document

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11 Logic and Reasoning

11 Logic and Reasoning

... We note that the original statement (p---+ q) happens to be true. We observe that the contrapositive is also true, but that the converse and inverse are false. Draw Venn diagrams to d[r] ... See full document

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(T,N) and Residual Fuzzy Co-Implication in Dual Heyting Algebra with Applications

(T,N) and Residual Fuzzy Co-Implication in Dual Heyting Algebra with Applications

... fuzzy logic, approximate reasoning, fuzzy control, intuitionistic fuzzy logic and approximate reasoning of expert system (see ([1], [2], [3], [4], [7], [8], and ... See full document

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MoL 2018 20: 
  Real Logic and Logic Tensor Networks

MoL 2018 20: Real Logic and Logic Tensor Networks

... Knowledge Representation and Reasoning is one of the core areas of artificial intelligence. The goal of knowledge representation is to model domain knowledge using a well-defined language along with inference ... See full document

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MoL 2011 08: 
  Information and Representation in Computational Social Choice

MoL 2011 08: Information and Representation in Computational Social Choice

... Roughly speaking, compilation complexity measures the size of the most efficient representation of the preferences expressed in a profile, given some voting rule, and communication compl[r] ... See full document

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MoL 2019 08: 
  Polyhedral Completeness in Intermediate and Modal Logics

MoL 2019 08: Polyhedral Completeness in Intermediate and Modal Logics

... the logic of Kripke ...starlike logic is polyhedrally-complete if and only if it has the finite model property, utilises a number of combinatorial techniques on finite ...starlike logic of height n ... See full document

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