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...f this paper is a study of imperative statements as they occur in informal logic. === Imperative logic === ...

...cepts. Thus, according to Kant's ''General Doctrine of Elements'' in his ''Logic'' : ...or immanent) logic' of the human mind. Thus, according to Immanuel Kant's "Logic" (published in 1800): ...

...ants, cloning, embryogenesis, development and related mathematical biology problems==== ...by Quantum Logics, not by an arbitrary (`mystical') Kantian--transcedental logic. ...

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...Greek]], who developed rudimentary algebraic techniques to solve practical problems in areas like [[geometry]] and [[astronomy]]. Over time, algebra has evolve ...ze patterns and relationships, making it possible to solve a wide range of problems efficiently. ...

...dily change under the influence of ideas and problems coming not just from logic and geometry, but from analysis, other parts of mathematics, and extra math Saunders Mac Lane: Topology and Logic as a Source of Algebras., ''Bull. AMS'' , '''82''' , Number 1, 1-36, ...

#Logic duality: Dualities in logic, example: De Morgan dual, Boolean algebra dual problems in optimization theory ...

...map for short), is a tool to facilitate management of [[w:Boolean algebra (logic)|Boolean algebra]]ic expressions. A Karnaugh map is unique in that only one == Usage in boolean logic == ...

...hendieckTopos/|topos axioms]], and thus based upon a (commutative) Heyting logic. ...algebraic theories, well beyond set theory with its known limitations and problems. ...

...the sum of the two initial numbers - in this case a single negative tile. Problems should be set up using this method involving two negative numbers, as well ...they, in recognizing how cumbersome this model can get, begin to solve the problems by creating their own algorithms or "rules" to speed up the process. In th ...

`the right logic', for quantum mechanical/complex biological [[../GenericityInOpenSystems/|s operators on Hilbert space <math>H</math> do run in to certain problems . One ...

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...ions with notions which would permit us to obtain solutions of complicated problems of quantitative biology. ...sively reviewed (Baianu,1987). Novel approaches to solving the realization problems of Relational Biology models in Complex System Biology are introduced in te ...

#Dualities in logic, example: De Morgan dual, Boolean algebra dual problems in optimization theory ...

...u</math> is a measure related to the [[../TheoryOfHilbertLattices/|quantum logic]], LM, and (quantum) transition probabilities of this quantum system. ...rks were carried out in categories of <math>n</math>-valued, \L ukasiewicz Logic ...

of living cells. Further mathematical [[../PreciseIdea/|concepts]] and a logic of [[../Predicate/|predicates]] were then introduced by Rashevsky in order ...rs to be today as relevant as it was 30 years ago to the current, pressing problems of the global human society; humanity is now being faced with, and indeed c ...

[[File:Slime mould algorithm logic.png|thumb|Different phases of the slime mould algorithm (SMA)]] ==Logic of search== ...

...arametric'''</u> algorithms that are used <u>'''supervised learning'''</u> problems: Classification and Regression. ...rees for both classification (discrete output) and regression (continuous) problems. ...

...ories and observatories, Christine Ladd-Franklin turned to mathematics and logic, which did not require any apparatus. Credit: [http://www.flickr.com/photos '''Logic''' is more than [[reasoning]]. Usually it is reasoning conducted or assesse ...

...e must move the decimal point to the left (e.g. 7.5/10 is .75), As per the logic above, multiplying by 0.2 involves multiplying by 2, then moving the decima == Problems arising from 10 being 2*5 == ...