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Abduction, Deduction, Induction, Analogy, Inquiry • 22

  • Step 1 is an Abduction that abstracts a Case from the consideration of a Fact and a Rule.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Fact} & : & {C \Rightarrow A}, \end{array}     In the Current situation the Air is cool.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Rule} & : & {B \Rightarrow A}, \end{array}     Just Before it rains, the Air is cool.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Case} & : & {C \Rightarrow B}, \end{array}     The Current situation is just Before it rains.
  • Step 2 is a Deduction that admits this Case to another Rule and so arrives at a novel Fact.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Case} & : & {C \Rightarrow B}, \end{array}     The Current situation is just Before it rains.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Rule} & : & {B \Rightarrow D}, \end{array}     Just Before it rains, a Dark cloud will appear.
    • \begin{array}{lll} \texttt{Fact} & : & {C \Rightarrow D}, \end{array}     In the Current situation, a Dark cloud will appear.

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Returning to the “Rainy Day” story, we find our hero presented with a surprising Fact.

C \Rightarrow A ``\text{Currently the Air is cool}" \text{(Fact)}

Responding to an intellectual reflex of puzzlement about the situation, his resource of common knowledge about the world is impelled to seize on an approximate Rule.

B \Rightarrow A ``\text{Before it rains, the Air is cool}" \text{(Rule)}

Logical Concepts

Ampheck Logical Graph Propositional Calculus
Boolean Domain Minimal Negation Operator Sole Sufficient Operator
Boolean Function Multigrade Operator Truth Table
Boolean-Valued Function Parametric Operator Universe of Discourse
Differential Logic Peirce’s Law Zeroth Order Logic

Relational Concepts

Continuous Predicate Relation Relation Theory
Hypostatic Abstraction Relation Composition Relative Term
Logic of Relatives Relation Construction Sign Relation
Logical Matrix Relation Reduction Triadic Relation