Integrating Language and Ontology Engineering Bruno Barroca‡ , Thomas K¨ uhne∗ , Hans Vangheluwe†‡ † University of Antwerp, Belgium

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• Computing
• Ontology
• Semantic Web
• Knowledge engineering
• Information science
• Information
• Knowledge representation
• Scientific modeling
• Web Ontology Language
• Knowledge representation and reasoning
• Modeling language
• Semantics

Deductive Logic Syllabus Summer 2014 Course Description Logic is the study of valid demonstrative argumentation. A valid argument is one whose premises imply its conclusion. Implication is in turn a matter of argumentati

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• Philosophy
• Abstraction
• Philosophical logic
• Model theory
• Reasoning
• Argument
• Critical thinking
• Logical consequence
• First-order logic
• Logical truth
• Interpretation

WIVE, Vol. x, No. x, xxxx Mechanized Cultural Reasoning as a Tool to Assess Trust in Virtual Enterprises J. Calmet1 *, P. Maret2 , M. Schneider3 1 University

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• Knowledge
• Cognitive science
• Social information processing
• Community websites
• Epistemology
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• Knowledge representation
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• Ontology
• Knowledge transfer
• Trust
• Knowledge representation and reasoning

Cognitive Science–13 Copyright © 2016 Cognitive Science Society, Inc. All rights reserved. ISSN: printonline DOI: cogsWhen Absence of Evidence Is Evidence of Absence:

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• Logic
• Statistics
• Knowledge
• Statistical theory
• Statistical inference
• Reasoning
• Bayesian inference
• Statistical forecasting
• Bayesian network
• Inference
• Bayesian statistics

2011 SAAP Discussion Paper Submission Abstract: The aim of this paper is to clarify the main questions and aims guiding Charles Sanders Peirce’s phenomenological inquiries concerning the universal categories. The pape

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• Philosophy
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Philosophy of science
• Phenomenology
• Philosophical movements
• Philosophical logic
• Classification of the sciences
• Category of being
• Semiotics
• Scientific method
• Abductive reasoning
• Phenomenological sociology

The Transregional Collaborative Research Center SFB/TR 8

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• Knowledge representation
• Semantic Web
• Cognition
• Information science
• Computing
• Reasoning
• Technical communication
• Ontology
• Spatialtemporal reasoning
• Cognitive science
• Web Ontology Language
• Knowledge representation and reasoning

Economics 240A Page 2 Syllabus Economics 240A Page 3 Syllabus

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• Logic
• Statistics
• Knowledge
• Abduction
• Deductive reasoning
• Philosophy of science
• Psychometrics
• Statistical inference
• Statistical theory
• Casella
• Estimation theory

Automation for Exception Freedom Proofs Bill J. Ellis and Andrew Ireland School of Mathematical & Computer Sciences Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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• Software engineering
• Formal methods
• Theoretical computer science
• Automated theorem proving
• Computing
• Loop invariant
• Mathematical proof
• Rippling
• Extended static checking
• Recurrence relation
• Automated reasoning
• Invariant

What makes Sherlock Holmes a good detective? He uses deductive reasoning to reach his conclusions to solve cases, meaning he arrives at his conclusions with logical certainty. In this course we will explore fundamental c

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The Integration and Interaction of Multiple Mathematical Reasoning Processes: A Platform Grant Proposal. Case for Support Alan Bundy

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• Automated theorem proving
• Logic
• Cognitive science
• Theoretical computer science
• Reasoning
• Artificial intelligence
• Research councils
• Automated reasoning
• Alan Bundy
• Reasoning system
• Isabelle
• Mathematical proof