His " epistemic norms " are governed by defeasible reasoning; they are " ceteris paribus " conditions that can admit exceptions.
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Nicholas Rescher's " Dialectics " is an example of how difficult it was for philosophers to contemplate more complex systems of defeasible reasoning.
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Some attempts have been made to model these temporal logics using both computational formalisms such as the Event Calculus and temporal logics such as defeasible temporal logic.
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As with pragmatic inference generally, such inferences are defeasible or cancellable-the inferred meaning may not be true, even though the literal meaning is true.
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Oxford, 1990 was Pollock's deep investigation of the relationship between defeasible reasoning and the estimation of probability from frequencies ( direct inference of probability ).
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The failure of logicians to dismiss defeasibility in epistemology ( as Cambridge's logicians had done to Hart decades earlier ) landed defeasible reasoning in the philosophical mainstream.
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Defeasible reasoning finds its fullest expression in jurisprudence, ethics and moral philosophy, epistemology, pragmatics and conversational decision theories, and in knowledge representation and planning in artificial intelligence.
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Sometimes a set of defeasible rules can be rewritten, with more cogency, with explicit ( local ) pre-conditions instead of ( non-local ) competing rules.
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In logic programming approaches, negation of failure is often used to handle non-monotonicity, but specific non-monotonic logics such as defeasible logic have also been used.
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During the process of deduction, the strict rules are always applied, while a defeasible rule can be applied only if no defeater of a higher priority specifies that it should not.
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