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A relevant theory of conditionals
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1995The authors observe that a constraint of relevance should be used in determining which counterfactual conditionals are true. They thus combine the Routley-Meyer approach to relevant logic with selection functions for conditionals and obtain thereby a complete semantics for a family of conditional logics, including their base conditional relevant logic ...
Edwin D. Mares, André Fuhrmann
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On the Relevance of 'Relevance' to the Theory of Legal Factfinding
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000In modern evidence theory two main theories of legal factfinding have emerged. One of these is the mathematical probabilistic approach, which claims that the universal rules of mathematics apply to legal factfinding as to any other rational decision-making. The opposite approach, of Tribe, Nesson and others, contests this view.
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On the relevance of statistical relevance theory
Theory and Decision, 1982In Salmon's discussion of his account of statistical relevance and statistical explanation there is a peculiarity in the selection of examples. Where he wishes to show that statistical accounts are reasonably treated as explanatory, he draws examples from the social sciences, such as juvenile delinquency.
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Cohousing's relevance to degrowth theories
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2010Abstract In a context of ever faster globalisation, citizens and their environment are clearly put under pressure. This article introduces the cohousing movement as a model to make life more social and greener in an urban context. Cohousing communities are neighbourhood developments that creatively mix private and common dwellings to recreate a sense
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On the relevance of theory to practitioners…
Interactions, 2009Richard Anderson 0002, Jon Kolko
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Relevant logic and the theory of information
Synthese, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2017
Relevance is the central concept in information science because of its salience in designing and evaluating literature-based answering systems. It is salient when users seek information through human intermediaries, such as reference librarians, but becomes even more so when systems are automated and users must navigate them on their own.
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Relevance is the central concept in information science because of its salience in designing and evaluating literature-based answering systems. It is salient when users seek information through human intermediaries, such as reference librarians, but becomes even more so when systems are automated and users must navigate them on their own.
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Relevance theory: pragmatics and cognition
WIREs Cognitive Science, 2014Relevance Theory is a cognitively oriented theory of pragmatics, i.e., a theory of language use. It builds on the seminal work of H.P. Grice1to develop a pragmatic theory which is at once philosophically sensitive and empirically plausible (in both psychological and evolutionary terms). This entry reviews the central commitments and chief contributions
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A Game Theory Approach for Estimating Reliability of Crowdsourced Relevance Assessments
ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2022Yashar Moshfeghi
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