Which logic is the real fuzzy logic? (Q2492314)
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Which logic is the real fuzzy logic? (English)
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9 June 2006
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This position paper explains the author's view of the problem which logics should count as fuzzy logics. Recent years have seen an enormous growth of the number of logics termed fuzzy. For the present author the core points which qualify a logic for being a fuzzy logic are that it (i) should be able to model vagueness phenomena, that (ii) it should allow for graded notions of entailment, and that (iii) it should have tools to model commonsense reasoning.
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mathematical fuzzy logic
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many-valued logic
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modeling vagueness
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graded entailment
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evaluated syntax
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commonsense reasoning
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fuzzy type theory
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algebra of truth values
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