On 8/9/06, Pei Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two different issues: whether an external communication language needs to be multi-valued, and whether an internal representation language needs to be multi-valued. My answer to the
former is No, and to the latter is Yes. Many people
YKY,
It is inevitable to be vacillating at the beginning. It will be fine
as long as you don't begin to build the system before your design is
relatively stable.
I don't think predicate logic plus probability is the way to go, but
won't try to convince you by email. I've said more in my
On 8/8/06, J. Andrew Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:C'mon, the brain is not so dumb. Which is precisely why it does not retain patterns more complex than
is strictly necessary to get the job done.The most efficient representation of pi, for almost all practical purposes, is as a sequence of
Yan King Yin wrote:
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To avoid confusion we can fix it that the probability/NTV associated
with a sentence is always interpreted as the (subjective) probability
of that sentence being true.
So p( all ravens are black ) will become 0 whenever a single
nonblack raven is found.
If, from
