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Inductive , Abductive and Pragmatic Reasoning

This paper gives a modern version of Pierce’s distinction between induction and abduction, according to which they are both forms of pragmatic (or context-dependent) reasoning. A detailed example of induction and abduction in the formalisation and implementation of predictive and explanatory commonsense causal reasoning is then given. 1 Induction, Abduction, and

John Bell | J. Bell

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