'Propositional' presentation slideshows

Lecture s 1 ,2

Lecture s 1 ,2. Introduction to the course Logics. WHO AM I?. Dominik ? l ? zak. Computer Science Department, the University of Regina, 2003 PhD in Computer Science, the University of Warsaw, 2002 MSc in Mathematics, the University of Warsaw, 1996

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Lecture s 1 ,2

Lecture s 1 ,2. Introduction to the course Logics. WHO AM I?. Dominik ? l ? zak. Computer Science Department, the University of Regina, 2003 PhD in Computer Science, the University of Warsaw, 2002 MSc in Mathematics, the University of Warsaw, 1996

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Lecture s 1 ,2

Lecture s 1 ,2. Introduction to the course Logics. WHO AM I?. Dominik ? l ? zak. Computer Science Department, the University of Regina, 2003 PhD in Computer Science, the University of Warsaw, 2002 MSc in Mathematics, the University of Warsaw, 1996

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Automated reasoning with propositional and predicate logics

Automated reasoning with propositional and predicate logics. Spring 2007, Juris V ?ksna. Propositional logic. Propositional logic. A formal definition of propositional logic formulas:. [Adapted from M.Davis, E.Weyukerl]. Propositional logic - assignments. [Adapted from M.Davis, E.Weyukerl].

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Performance of OSHL on Problems Requiring Definition Expansion

Performance of OSHL on Problems Requiring Definition Expansion. Swaha Miller David A. Plaisted UNC Chapel Hill. How do humans prove theorems?. Semantics Case analysis Sequential search through space of possible structures Focus on the theorem.

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Reason and Argument

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Propositional Logic

Propositional Logic. USEM 40a Spring 2006 James Pustejovsky. Evaluation of Deductive Arguments. argument A is a deductive argument =df. A is an argument in which the conclusion is supposed to follow from the premises with necessity / with certainty deductive argument A is valid =df.

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Chapter 17 Advanced Knowledge Representation

Chapter 17 Advanced Knowledge Representation. Chapter 17 Contents (1). The Blackboard Architecture Scripts The Copycat Architecture Nonmonotonic Reasoning The Modal Operator M Default Reasoning Truth Maintenance Systems Closed-World Assumption. Chapter 17 Contents (2). Circumscription

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Inference in First Order Logic

Inference in First Order Logic. Outline. Reducing first order inference to propositional inference Unification Generalized Modus Ponens Forward and backward chaining Logic programming Resolution. A brief history of reasoning. 450 B.C. Stoics: propositional logic, inference (maybe).

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Mental Imagery

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