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– Fuzzy logic – Truth maintenance systems – Nonmonotonic reasoning Abductive reasoning • Definition (Encyclopedia Britannica): reasoning that derives an explanatory hypothesis from a given set of facts – The inference result is a hypothesis that, if true, could explain the occurrence of the given facts • Examples
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