abductive inference造句

• Animals may generalize, but they do not name, they do not have the power of abductive inference.
• Abductive inference starts with a set of facts " F " which is a statement ( Boolean expression ).
• While inductive and abductive inference are not part of logic proper, the methodology of logic has been applied to them with some degree of success.
• In terms of abductive inference, " all objects in a class C or set have a property P " is a theory that implies the observed condition, " All observed objects in a class C have a property P ".
• The whole mental performance, however automatic and semi-conscious it may be, that leads up from a problematic Fact and a previously settled knowledge base of Rules to the plausible suggestion of a Case description, is what we are calling an abductive inference.
• Still, for Peirce, any justification of an abductive inference as good is not completed upon its formation as an argument ( unlike with induction and deduction ) and instead depends also on its methodological role and promise ( such as its testability ) in advancing inquiry.