Sentence examples for causal rules from inspiring English sources

"In particular, the crows all failed a task which violated normal causal rules, but they could pass the other tasks, which suggests they were using some level of causal understanding when they were successful".

The McCain-Turner semantics of causal rules is based on a fixpoint construction similar to the one found in the definition of default logic.

We define a translation from causal logic into classical logic that characterizes the semantics of arbitrary causal rules, without any restrictions on their syntactic form.

Finally, causal rules are interpreted as imposing Markovian conditions that further constrain world rankings to reflect the modularity of causal organizations.

McCain and Turner employ causal rules that specify when an atomic fact is adequately caused and when it is exogenous and not in need of causal explanation.

To understand the cognitive mechanisms that seemingly enable corvids to learn causal rules more effectively than arbitrary rules, future studies controlling for the object-bias hypothesis, and the perceptual-motor feedback hypothesis, will be highly informative.

This type of reasoning also appears in formalisms based on the causal rule [ 16], and [ 3, 9].

Consistency between a regulatory network and experimental data is analysed using a causal rule: All observed fluctuations in a network product must be explained by an influence received from at least one of its predecessors.

The causal condition rules out analogical arguments where there is no causal knowledge of the source domain.

Their interpretation of the conditional as an enabling causal relation rules out as false the possibility that the key was not turned and the car started (not-A and B).

Since the SNP that was analysed is considered to be the causal polymorphism, which rules out incomplete LD, these results demonstrate that large differences in allele substitution effects can exist across populations.