Discourse schema theory explains how readers construct mental representations of text meaning. It focuses on the hierarchical organization of information,…
A correction relation identifies when one entity or concept is modified, updated, or corrected by another. It signifies a change…
An alternative relation defines a connection between entities where the standard or expected relationship is not the one being described.…
A sublogic is a logical system that forms a subset of a more extensive logic. It preserves certain operations and…
A schema is a template or pattern used in logic to represent a class of similar statements or propositions. It's…
Probability logic extends classical logic to manage uncertainty. It uses probabilistic elements to represent degrees of belief or likelihood, offering…
A powerful logical system merging predicate logic with functors. It enhances the representation of properties and relations, offering greater expressiveness…
An extension of first-order logic that incorporates predicates with multiple arguments. This allows for the representation of complex relationships between…
Multi-modal logic extends classical modal logic by integrating multiple distinct types of modalities. It handles variations in necessity, possibility, knowledge,…
Monotonic logic ensures that adding new information never invalidates existing conclusions. This property guarantees that derived truths remain valid as…