Broad domain question answering is often difficult in the absence of structured knowledge bases, and can benefit from shallow lexical methods (broad coverage) and logical reasoning (high precision).
Then we randomly selected 30 pairs of associations (samples) for every selected entity from the reasoning results and used precision measurement to evaluate the performances.
Moreover, CPRFHs are able to exhibit variable precision logic for approximate reasoning.
Known for his outstanding analytical skills and persuasive reasoning, Judge Joliet was fond of precision, conciseness, and rigor of legal thought.
An extraordinary cast (including Michael Ealy and Jonathan Hadary, as attorneys) delivers Lonergan's voluble blend of intricate reasoning and furious emotion with a theatrical precision that passes through naturalism to a stylized hyperrealism.
Perhaps, in the interests of precision and clarity, in serious reasoning we should replace the elusive "if" with its neat, close relative, ⊃.
Compared with the other tests, precision was highest for the reasoning test.
The current study provides strong evidence that humans perform a rather sophisticated form of probabilistic reasoning, which critically involves the inference on the precision with which certain beliefs are held.
Yet by reasoning together at our conferences and, with more depth and precision, through circulation of, and responses to, draft opinions, we ultimately agree far more often than we divide sharply.
The reasoning behind the decision is that the user cannot easily have precision for distances below the finger width, and therefore it does not make sense to take these differences into account when matching.
The ethical reasoning process has as its objective to reach clarity, systematic order and precision in the arguments through which we make a decision about what is good for populations and individuals [ 37].
