A Method in Linguistic Reasoning on a Knowledge Base Representing by Sentences with Linguistic Belief Degree
Fundamenta InformaticaePublished 1 January 1996
Nguyễn Cát Hồ
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A notion of formal knowledge base consisting of statements associated with linguistic truth degrees and a set of inference rules handling this kind of statements are introduced and a deductive reasoning method based on these inference rules will be examined.
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In this paper we shall introduce a notion of formal knowledge base consisting of statements associated with linguistic truth degrees and a set of inference rules handling this kind of statements. A deductive reasoning method based on these inference
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