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logic,
n a disciplined method of reasoning or argumentation that employs the principles governing correct or reliable inference.

logic
the principles of reasoning.

logic
Decision-making The sum total of education and experience that is integrated into a physician's medical decision-making processes. See Aunt Millie approach, Bayesian logic, Heuristic logic, Markov process, ROC analysis, Stochastic process.


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LogicType: LogicType class indicates types of logic including two-valued logic and fuzzy logic.
Conclusion In the penultimate section of the original article the author offers the hypothesis that: Because digital computers are constituted by circuits embodying binary, off-on, two-valued logics, the models and other products of digital computers will have a bias toward emphasizing processes of division, exclusion and conflict; and will have a bias against emphasizing processes of joining together, inclusion, and negotiation.
 
 
 
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