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Wetware network-based AI: a chemical approach to embodied cognition for robotics and artificial intelligence. [PDF]
Front Robot AIDamiano L, Fleres A, Roli A, Stano P.
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A Semantical Analysis of Implicational System I and of the First Degree of Entailment.
Routley, R.
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Polytope: High-resolution epitope barcoding for in vivo spatial fate-mapping
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First-Degree Entailment and its Relatives
Studia Logica, 2017 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Hilbert-style axiomatization of first-degree entailment and a family of its extensions
Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, 2021The present paper investigates the well-known \textit{first-degree entailment logic} (FDE) in the \textsc{Fmla-Fmla}\ framework. The logic is given a Hilbert-style formulation (actually, a Fregean one -- cf. \S 1, \S2), dubbed FDE\(_{\text{H}}\). It is shown (which is not immediate) that FDE\(_{\text{H}}\) is sound and complete w.r.t.
Yaroslav Shramko
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First-Degree Entailment and Truthmaker Functions
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Roderick Batchelor
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Intuitive Semantics for First-Degree Entailment and ‘Coupled Trees’
Philosophical Studies, 1976 Classically, an argument A therefore B is ‘valid’ (or A is said to ‘entail’ B) if and only if (iff) each situation (model) is such that either A is false or B is true. This fits well with so-called ‘tableau’ methods for showing that A entails B by working out the mutual inconsistency of A and ~B.
J. Michael Dunn
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