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Deductive reasoning is the
process of
drawing valid inferences. An
inference is
valid if its
conclusion follows logically from its premises,
meaning that...
- The
deductive mood is an
epistemic grammatical mood that
indicates that the
truth of the
statement was
deduced from
other information,
rather than being...
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inductive reasoning other than
deductive reasoning (such as
mathematical induction),
where the
conclusion of a
deductive argument is
certain given the...
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grammar (consisting of
production rules or
formation rules).
Deductive system,
deductive apparatus, or
proof system,
which has
rules of
inference that...
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norms they
employ and the
certainty of the
conclusion they
arrive at.
Deductive reasoning offers the
strongest support: the
premises ensure the conclusion...
- A
deductive database is a
database system that can make
deductions (i.e.
conclude additional facts)
based on
rules and
facts stored in its database. Datalog...
- The hypothetico-
deductive model or
method is a
proposed description of the
scientific method.
According to it,
scientific inquiry proceeds by formulating...
- logic, a set T {\displaystyle {\mathcal {T}}} of
logical formulae is
deductively closed if it
contains every formula φ {\displaystyle \varphi } that...
- The
deductive-nomological
model (DN model) of
scientific explanation, also
known as Hempel's model, the Hempel–Oppenheim model, the Popper–Hempel model...
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state space being explored to be
relatively small.
Another approach is
deductive verification. It
consists of
generating from the
system and its specifications...
