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In philosophical logic, defeasible reasoning is a kind of reasoning that is rationally compelling, though not deductively valid. It usually occurs when a rule is given, but there may be specific exceptions to the rule, or subclasses that are subject to a different rule. Defeasibility is found in literatures that are concerned with argument and the process of argument, or heuristic reasoning.

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  • Αναιρέσιμη λογική (el)
  • Defeasible reasoning (en)
  • Raisonnement révisable (fr)
  • Raciocínio revogável (pt)
  • 可废止推理 (zh)
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  • Raciocínio revogável (da expressão da língua inglesa defeasible reasoning, também traduzida como raciocínio cancelável e raciocínio anulável) é um tipo de raciocínio que é baseado em razões que são revogáveis, em oposição às razões irrevogáveis da . O raciocínio revogável é um tipo de raciocínio não-demonstrativo, onde o raciocínio não produz uma demonstração total, completa ou final de uma alegação, isto é, onde a falibilidade e a corrigibilidade de uma conclusão são reconhecidas. Outros tipos de raciocínios não-demonstrativos são o , o raciocínio indutivo, o , o e o . O raciocínio revogável também é um tipo de , pois suas conclusões vão além do puro significado das premissas. (pt)
  • 有疏漏性推理是对推理形式的研究,它尽管令人信服,却不如演绎推理那么形式化和严格。它已经在哲学中,和最近在人工智能中讨论过了。 其他演绎推理的替代者包括归纳推理和逆推推理。它们在传统上不被术语「有疏漏性推理」所覆盖。 (zh)
  • Η αναιρέσιμη λογική, ή αναιρέσιμος συλλογισμός, είναι ένα σχήμα λογικού συλλογισμού το οποίο δεν αποτελεί με τη στενή (ή «αυστηρή», ή μαθηματική) έννοια αποδεικτικό συμπερασμό. Είναι δηλαδή ένα συλλογιστικό σχήμα παρόμοιο με τον επαγωγικό συλλογισμό και με τον . Σχετίζεται επίσης στενά με την έννοια της αναθεώρησης πεποιθήσεων. Αντίθετα, διαφέρει από τον απαγωγικό συλλογισμό, ο οποίος είναι ο μόνος αυστηρά αποδεικτικός συλλογισμός. Η αναιρέσιμη λογική είναι λοιπόν, πολύ απλά, η λογική που χρησιμοποιείται όταν μια από τις προκείμενες προτάσεις έχει ουσιαστικά τη μορφή: Το Χ είναι Α. (el)
  • In philosophical logic, defeasible reasoning is a kind of reasoning that is rationally compelling, though not deductively valid. It usually occurs when a rule is given, but there may be specific exceptions to the rule, or subclasses that are subject to a different rule. Defeasibility is found in literatures that are concerned with argument and the process of argument, or heuristic reasoning. (en)
  • Le raisonnement révisable est un type de raisonnement qui est basé sur des raisons qui sont révisables, elle est opposé à la raison irévisable de la logique déductive. Le raisonnement révisable est un type particulier de raisonnement non-démonstratif, où le raisonnement ne produit pas une démonstration complète, ou finale d'une déclaration, c'est-à-dire, où la faillibilité et la corrigibilité de conclusion sont reconnus. En d'autres mots, le raisonnement révisable produit une déclaration contingente. D'autre type de raisonnement non-démonstratif existent, dont les suivants: le , raisonnement inductif, raisonnement statistique, raisonnement abductif, ou encore le raisonnement paracohérent. (fr)
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