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inference 1. any process of reasoning from premises to a conclusion 2. Logic the specific mode of reasoning used
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| The aggregation and decomposition of information are considered broadly as not only its conversion within a hierarchical framework but also as other meaningful conversions (for example, results of computations, forecasting, logical inference, etc. What develops in the domain of logical reasoning, then, is not the basic ability to make logical inferences but the level of metalogical understanding about such inferences. Hoping to deflect that logical inference, the Vatican's International Theological Commission issued a |
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