Inductive bias (1640 bytes)
1: Informally speaking, the '''inductive bias''' of a [[machine learning]] [[algorithm]] r...
3: ...erm ''inductive bias''. A classical example of an inductive bias is [[Occam's Razor]], assuming that the simp...
5: ...ormalism fails in many practical cases, where the inductive bias can only be given as a rough description (e....

Inductive inference (914 bytes)
1: ...[Ray Solomonoff]] founded the theory of universal inductive inference,
6: Unlike [[Karl Popper]]'s informal theory of inductive inference, Solomonoff's

Inductive coupling (782 bytes)
1: ...talk|cross-talk]], and is a form of interference. Inductive coupling favors low frequency energy sources. Hi...

Inductive logic programming (1424 bytes)
1: '''Inductive logic programming''' ('''ILP''') is a [[machine l...
5: Inductive logic programming is particularly useful in [[nat...
10: * S. Muggleton and L. De Raedt. ''Inductive logic programming: Theory and methods''. ''Journa...
11: * N. Lavrac and S. Dzeroski. ''Inductive Logic Programming: Techniques and Applications''....
15: * [[Aleph (inductive logic programming)|Aleph]] ( http://web.comlab.ox...

Pulsed inductive thruster (1068 bytes)
1: '''Pulsed inductive thrusters''' or '''PITs''' as they are commonly a...

Inductive output tube (874 bytes)
1: The '''inductive output tube''' or '''IOT''' is a variety of [[vac...

Reasoning (2134 bytes)
1: ...in the premises. A classical example of deductive reasoning are [[syllogism]].
7: ...s with some degree of probability. This method of reasoning is ampliative, as it gives more information than ...
12: ... assumptions. It is a form of [[holism|holistic]] reasoning which is not syntactically valid.
14: These methods of reasoning are of interest to such disciplines as [[philosop...
19: *[[Objective reasoning]]

Reasoning event (298 bytes)
1: ...he truth value of some statement. Thus, during a reasoning event, there is the potential to learn something ...

Reasoning agent (145 bytes)
1: A '''reasoning agent''' is a living being which has, through the...

The Art of Reasoning (737 bytes)
1: ''The Art of Reasoning'' is a book by [[David Kelley]].
17: ** Syllogisms in Ordinary Reasoning
22: * Part Five. Inductive Logic
23: ** Inductive Generalizations
25: ** Statistical Reasoning

Commonsense reasoning (783 bytes)
1: '''Commonsense reasoning''' is the branch of [[Artificial intelligence]] c...
4: * Developing reasoning methods that exhibit the features of human thinki...
8: ... of cognitive architectures that support multiple reasoning methods and representations.

Logical reasoning (878 bytes)
1: The three methods for logical reasoning, [[deduction]], [[induction]], and [[abduction]] ...
14: *[[Reasoning]]
15: *[[Deductive reasoning]]
16: *[[Inductive reasoning]]
17: *[[Abductive reasoning]]

Deductive reasoning (2078 bytes)
3: ...w information about the subject matter. Deductive reasoning was first described by the ancient Greek philosop...
5: ...e reasoning is [[Induction (philosophy)|inductive reasoning]].
7: ...d use in the real world. This is where inductive reasoning steps in. Given a set of evidence, however incom...
9: Many incorrectly teach that deductive reasoning goes from the general
10: to the specific and that inductive reasoning travels in the opposite direction.

Abductive reasoning (5087 bytes)
3: '''Abduction''', or '''abductive reasoning''', is the process of [[inference]] to the best e...
9: ...ult diagnosis]], [[plan formation]] and [[default reasoning]].
11: ...argumentation-theoretic interpretation of default reasoning in general.
20: See examples of [[logical reasoning]].
28: ...realises that in quite a few examples a different reasoning process is involved :namely that of making up a "...

Moral reasoning (754 bytes)
1: '''Moral reasoning''' is a study in [[psychology]] that overlaps wit...
6: ...c.edu/wiked/index.php/Moral_Reasoning WikEd Moral Reasoning]

Case-based reasoning (8335 bytes)
1: ...udge who creates [[case law]] is using case-based reasoning. So, too, an [[engineer]] copying working elemen...
3: ...[problem solving]]. Or, more radically, that all reasoning is based on past cases experienced or accepted by...
5: ...ng has been formalized for purposes of [[computer reasoning]] as a four-step process:¹
14: ...ment of an International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning in 1995, as well as European, German, British, It...
20: # Agnar Aamodt and Enric Plaza, "Case-Based Reasoning: Foundational Issues, Methodological Variations, ...

Deduction and induction (127 bytes)
3: ...ve logic]] and [[Induction (philosophy)|inductive reasoning]], or

Deduction (435 bytes)
4: * [[Deductive reasoning]]
12: * [[Inductive reasoning]]

Induction (philosophy) (5144 bytes)
1: ...ductive reasoning is the counter to [[deductive]] reasoning. For other article subjects named induction see [...
3: ...called '''inductive logic''', is the process of [[reasoning]] in which the conclusion of an argument is very ...
12: ...g]] but they may be [[cogency|cogent]]. Inductive reasoning is deductively invalid. (An argument in formal lo...
14: ...e]]. Hume highlighted the fact that our everyday reasoning depends on patterns of repeated experience rather...
20: Induction is sometimes framed as reasoning about the future from the past, but in its broade...

George Pólya (2744 bytes)
5: ...usible Reasoning Volume II: Patterns of Plausible Reasoning''.
9: ...Volume II'', he discusses more general forms of [[inductive logic]] that can be used to roughly determine to ...

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