'Valid inference' presentation slideshows

Valid and Invalid Arguments

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Argumentation Logics Lecture 5: Argumentation with structured arguments (1) argument structure

Argumentation Logics Lecture 5: Argumentation with structured arguments (1) argument structure. Henry Prakken Chongqing June 2, 2010. Contents. Structured argumentation: Arguments Argument schemes (Attack and defeat). Merits of Dung (1995). Framework for nonmonotonic logics

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Learning to recognize features of valid textual inferences

Learning to recognize features of valid textual inferences. Bill MacCartney Stanford University with Trond Grenager, Marie-Catherine de Marneffe, Daniel Cer, and Christopher D. Manning. The textual inference task. Does text T justify an inference to hypothesis H ?

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Learning to recognize features of valid textual inferences

Learning to recognize features of valid textual inferences. Bill MacCartney Stanford University with Trond Grenager, Marie-Catherine de Marneffe, Daniel Cer, and Christopher D. Manning. Textual inference as graph alignment.

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Reasoning as problem solving

Reasoning as problem solving. What is REASONING? Process of making inferences or coming to conclusions from given information. Deductive Reasoning : Given a set of facts, ( premises ) what, if any, conclusions necessarily follow?

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REASONING AS PROBLEM SOLVING

REASONING AS PROBLEM SOLVING. given a set of facts ( premises ),. DEDUCTIVE REASONING: what, if any, conclusions necessarily follow ? INDUCTIVE REASONING: what is the probability that those conclusions (or hypotheses) are true?. P1: If it rains, the game is cancelled

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INFERENCE

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