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Relative Logic for Intelligence-Based Systems

Silviu Guiasu

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Description:The Relative Logic is a nonclassic logic. It is a fundamental building block for realizing intelligence in machines. It is probabilistic, temporal, circumstantial, and context-dependent. It generalizes the classic two-valued logic, the classic multi-valued logic, and the fuzzy logic. It involves and copes with uncertainty. The first chapter of the book, written in a nontechnical way, brings in the phenomenology provided by the logical paradoxes, game theory, decision theory, dialectic reasoning, and literature, in order to plead in favour of the relative character of the logic used by intelligent human beings. The next three chapters deal with the mathematical formalism of the two-valued relative logic, the multi-valued relative logic, and the stochastic logic. The presentation is self-contained and the reader is supposed to have only basic knowledge about classical logic, naive set theory, and elementary probability theory. The last chapter contains applications to pattern-recognition and decision process. There is no book dealing with the mathematical formalism of this type of logic published thus far. The potential readers are people interested in nonclassic logics, expert systems, artificial intelligence, and knowledge-based systems.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Relative Logic for Intelligence-Based Systems. To get started finding Relative Logic for Intelligence-Based Systems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: The Relative Logic is a nonclassic logic. It is a fundamental building block for realizing intelligence in machines. It is probabilistic, temporal, circumstantial, and context-dependent. It generalizes the classic two-valued logic, the classic multi-valued logic, and the fuzzy logic. It involves and copes with uncertainty. The first chapter of the book, written in a nontechnical way, brings in the phenomenology provided by the logical paradoxes, game theory, decision theory, dialectic reasoning, and literature, in order to plead in favour of the relative character of the logic used by intelligent human beings. The next three chapters deal with the mathematical formalism of the two-valued relative logic, the multi-valued relative logic, and the stochastic logic. The presentation is self-contained and the reader is supposed to have only basic knowledge about classical logic, naive set theory, and elementary probability theory. The last chapter contains applications to pattern-recognition and decision process. There is no book dealing with the mathematical formalism of this type of logic published thus far. The potential readers are people interested in nonclassic logics, expert systems, artificial intelligence, and knowledge-based systems.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Relative Logic for Intelligence-Based Systems. To get started finding Relative Logic for Intelligence-Based Systems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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