Sentence examples for inference patterns from inspiring English sources

Fallacies that exemplify invalid inference patterns are traditionally called formal fallacies.

(Think of trying to give a logical argument for trusting logic, or basic inference patterns like modus ponens).[1] That problem doesn't go away just because most people will accept certain principles.

We use a colored digraph to represent inference patterns.

With these additional requirements, the inference patterns for activities and accomplishments follow.

Moreover, schemata like the one above are poor candidates for basic inference patterns.

Fourth, because of non-axiomatizability, the valid inference patterns in IFL cannot be exhausted by any recursive enumeration.

The graph representation is expressive enough and enables the quantitative analysis of the inference pattern frequency.

But that is merely to mimic with empty terms an inference pattern that holds for denoting terms.

The problem of providing a general justification for analogies then reduces to the problem of justifying that simpler inference pattern.

"All the AI technology that we've developed is based on statistical inference, pattern recognition, and some of it as well on machine learning," he says of Sophia Genetics' core tech.

It also justifies a version of Deontic Detachment, from OBp and OB(p → q) derive OBq, an inference pattern to be discussed later.