'Deductive arguments' presentation slideshows

Robotic Rational Reasoning!

Robotic Rational Reasoning!. P.H.S. Torr. Book. An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic Ian Hacking In library. Resources. http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/probability-interpret/. Machine Learning. Suppose we are to design a robot How is to learn about the world?

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Scientific Communication CITS7200

Scientific Communication CITS7200. Lecture 9 Designing and Analysing Experiments. S cientific method concerns hypothesis , experiment , and validation A hypothesis is a supposition or conjecture put forth to account for known facts Until it is tested, it is not a theory, nor a law.

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Research Methods in Science

Research Methods in Science. UC LEADS Summer 2003 Lecture 1. Research Methods in Science: Outline of talk. Overview of general principles of the scientific method Philosophy of science examine objections Bayesian and frequentist approach Humanistic side of science

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Critical Inquiry

Critical Inquiry. Part Four. Chapter 8 Categorical Logic. Students will learn to: Recognize the four types of categorical claims and the Venn diagrams that represent them Translate a claim into standard form

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Patterns of Deductive Thinking

Patterns of Deductive Thinking. In deductive thinking we reason from a broad claim to some specific conclusion that can be drawn from it. In inductive thinking we reason from specific instances to some generalization based upon those instances.

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Logic

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Logic & Reasoning

Logic & Reasoning. Explanation Argument Premise Inference Final Conclusion. Bob is barfy. On account that the nurse can give Bob something to help him feel better, therefore, Bob should go to the nurse. Since Fred can type 200 words a minute, he types fast.

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Critical Thinking

Critical Thinking. Philosophy as a set of skills. As the method of philosophy, solving philosophical problems involves. Identifying basic beliefs Clarifying basic beliefs Formulating the problem Identifying possible solutions Gathering information Recognizing assumptions and points of view

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A Closer Look at Logos

ENGL102 Ordover Fall 2008. A Closer Look at Logos. Syllogism, Enthymeme, and Logical Fallacies. If A = B and B = C, then A = C. What is a syllogism?. a specific method of logical deduction (moving from the general to the particular) every syllogism contains at least three parts:

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Deductive and Inductive Arguments

Deductive and Inductive Arguments. In this tutorial you will learn to distinguish deductive arguments from inductive arguments. Go to next slide. All bats are mammals. All mammals are warm-blooded. So, all bats are warm-blooded. All arguments are deductive or inductive.

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The Ontological Argument

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FOA- October 10, 2012

FOA- October 10, 2012. FOA- October 8, 2012. Deductive and Inductive Arguments. All bats are mammals. All mammals are warm-blooded. So, all bats are warm-blooded. All arguments are deductive or inductive.

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Logic

Logic. Lesson 3: practice with valid/invalid; more on inductive arguments. BR: Answer all the following on your own paper. Open note. No discussing.

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Philosophy 148

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Exercises

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Deductive Arguments

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Geometry

Geometry. The Van Hiele Levels of Geometric Thought. Level 0 - Visualization. Recognize and name figures Make measurements and talk about properties of shapes Not abstracted from shape Appearance defines shapes May see square and diamond as different shapes

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Logical Reasoning

Logical Reasoning . Syllogisms and Three Types of Hypothetical Syllogisms. Definition of A Syllogism.

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