A form of logical inference which allows generalisations to be made from particular examples.
Inference
A logical reasoning process to draw conclusions from facts, suppositions and data.
Advanced applications of natural language understanding also attempt to incorporate logical inference within their framework.
modus ponens a rule of logical inference: if P is true and P &rarr Q , conclude Q .
mood property of a verb form that expresses whether the action it denotes is a fact ( he went ...) or not ( if he had gone ..., subjunctive mood).
Since unrestricted logical inference is computationally expensive, most logic grammars insist on a restricted format. The most common is definite clause grammar or DCG, in which every sentence must be a definite clause.
There are statistics to keep in mind (voodoo, dead salmon, etc), but then there's psychological inference. And that's much trickier to do right.
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a logical inference or learning module) is generally a large system, dependent on a substantial infrastructure.
Rule-based systems using logical inference techniques have been developed and used successfully in a number of legal domains, especially those dominated by complex regulations, such as taxation and social benefits administration.
 See also: Artificial intelligence, Inference, Knowledge, AI, Demon
  
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