Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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Pagina 81
... induction center on designs for a logic of confirmation . No one who holds this view of deduction or induction denies that there are fascinating extralogical questions of elegance of proof , intuitive insight , and so on . However ...
... induction center on designs for a logic of confirmation . No one who holds this view of deduction or induction denies that there are fascinating extralogical questions of elegance of proof , intuitive insight , and so on . However ...
Pagina 83
... induction , which was concerned with the method of passing from data to universal propositions . We say " seemingly " because , as we shall see , it is quite impossible to separate one's attitude toward the correctness of H from one's ...
... induction , which was concerned with the method of passing from data to universal propositions . We say " seemingly " because , as we shall see , it is quite impossible to separate one's attitude toward the correctness of H from one's ...
Pagina 94
... induction , we must ask where the induction actually occurred . Induction can be defined as the inverse of deduction . Deduction is the process of using a set of assumptions to prove a theorem by some standard set of rules of inference ...
... induction , we must ask where the induction actually occurred . Induction can be defined as the inverse of deduction . Deduction is the process of using a set of assumptions to prove a theorem by some standard set of rules of inference ...
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Design and Inquiry | 3 |
Fact Nets | 19 |
The Anatomy of Goal Seeking | 42 |
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