An Adaptive Logic-based Approach to Abduction in AI∗ (Preliminary Report) Tjerk Gauderis Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science Ghent University, Belgium

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• Non-classical logic
• Logical consequence
• Defeasible reasoning
• Non-monotonic logic
• Default logic
• Abductive reasoning
• Entailment
• First-order logic
• Inference
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Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence Vol. 18, No. 2, June 2006, 121–148 Models and heterogeneous reasoning P. N. JOHNSON-LAIRD* Department of Psychology, Princeton University, Green Hall, Princ

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• Deduction
• Logical consequence
• Propositional calculus
• Thought
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• Reason
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• Deductive reasoning
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• Reasoning

Propositional Logic Extended With A Pedagogically Useful Relevant Implication∗ Diderik Batens Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science Ghent University, Belgium [removed]

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• Non-classical logic
• Logical consequence
• Paraconsistent logic
• Natural deduction
• Relevance logic
• Entailment
• Paradoxes of material implication
• Material conditional
• Modal logic
• Logic
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• Propositional calculus

Empathy as a Combat Capability Sarah Russell-Farnham Conflict will increasingly involve multiple diverse actors, all competing for the allegiances and behaviours of targeted populations. As a consequence the outcome of f

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• Australian Defence Force
• Cognitive science
• Knowledge
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Risk Matrix ... how to fill it in? Consequence

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Wool and meat residues Brian Horton, University of Tasmania Woolgrowers rely on chemical applications to manage sheep lice and blowfly strike. A consequence of chemical use on sheep is the possible presence of pesticide

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• Wool
• Crutching
• Lanolin
• Pesticide residue
• Mulesing
• Sheep
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BiZZdesign Architect® for enterprise architecture Adapting quickly and flexible to changing customer needs and company goals is of vital importance to a growing number of companies. As a consequence, changes in principl

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• Software engineering
• ArchiMate
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Paying Superannuation Death Benefits – All Australian Funds As a consequence of the sole purpose test (see section 62 of the Superannuation Industry Supervision Act[removed]the “SIS Act”) and the accompanying Superan

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• Taxation in Australia
• Economics
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• Financial services
• Insurance
• Pension
• Annuity
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Benefits of learning with laptops Impacts on students As a consequence of the appropriate use of laptops for learning, studies suggest there tends to be: improved student attendance and discipline increased student ac

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• Education reform
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CLASS FORMS OF CANTOR’S THEOREM GABRIEL UZQUIANO Cantor’s theorem is generally glossed as the claim that a set has strictly more subsets than elements, and it is an immediate consequence of either of two statements.

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