Sentence examples for inverse deduction from inspiring English sources

On the path towards generalizations in the social sciences, Mill vacillated between Ricardo's and his father's geometric method and his subsequent choice of the a posteriori and more inductive methodology of "inverse deduction", or historical method, based on the primacy of generalizations of individual character (Mill 1843, Book VI).

At first, he tried to develop the inverse theory of induction (induction as inversed deduction) proposed by Jevons and Sigwart.

The symbolists focus more on philosophy, logic and psychology and view learning as inverse of deduction.

The symbolists focus more on philosophy, logic and psychology and view learning as the inverse of deduction.

In 1902 Łukasiewicz was awarded his doctorate in philosophy under Twardowski with a dissertation "On induction as the inverse of deduction".

His doctorate, published in 1903 as "On induction as the inverse of deduction", investigated the relationship between the two forms of reasoning, in the light of work by Jevons, Sigwart and Erdmann.

Induction is the inverse process of deduction, but it is a much more complicated mode of reasoning.

The paper illustrates the possibilities and limitations of the use of inverse methods in the deduction of acoustic source strength from radiated field measurements.

Deduction is the inverse process of induction, and both rely upon the nature of identity.

Our approach only requires one set of assertions and their automatically generated inverse assertions and relies on a different kind of reasoning than the deduction used by reasoners in the aforementioned projects.

By the start of the 21st century, all observations and experiments on gravitation had detected that there are no deviations from the deductions of general relativity, that the weak principle of equivalence is valid, and that the inverse square law holds over distances from a few centimetres to thousands of kilometres.