Many valued Logics

Apostolos Syropoulos Xanthi, Greece [e-mail]

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Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines Fuzzy P Systems Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine . . . . . . Computing under Vagueness Apostolos Syropoulos Xanthi, Greece Second international workshop New Worlds of Computation 2011 LIFO, University of Orléans (France) Monday, May 23, 2011

• has borderline


• supervaluationism


• widely accepted


• bald people


• impossible either


• valued logics


• abstract machine


• head o?


• fuzzy

Sujets

• Supervaluationism
• Baldness
• Abstract machine

Informations

• Publié par: pefav
• Nombre de lectures: 10
• Langue: English

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Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines Fuzzy P Systems Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

Computing

under

Vagueness

Apostolos Syropoulos Xanthi, Greece [e-mail]

Second international workshop New Worlds of Computation 2011 LIFO, University of Orléans (France) Monday, May 23, 2011

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines Fuzzy P Systems Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

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Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets

Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases.

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?.

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?. A case in which it seems impossible either to apply or not to apply a vague term.

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?. A case in which it seems impossible either to apply or not to apply a vague term. The adjective “tall” is a typical example of a vague term.

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?. A case in which it seems impossible either to apply or not to apply a vague term. The adjective “tall” is a typical example of a vague term. Examples

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?. A case in which it seems impossible either to apply or not to apply a vague term. The adjective “tall” is a typical example of a vague term. Examples Serena is 1,75 m tall, is she tall?

Computing under Vagueness Ap. Syropoulos

Vagueness General Ideas Many-valued Logics Supervaluationism Contextualism Fuzzy (Sub)sets Fuzzy Turing Machines

Fuzzy P Systems

Fuzzy Chemical Abstract Machine

What is Vagueness?

It is widely accepted that a term is vague to the extent that it has borderline cases. What is a borderline case?. A case in which it seems impossible either to apply or not to apply a vague term. The adjective “tall” is a typical example of a vague term. Examples Serena is 1,75 m tall, is she tall?