Reasoning §

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Relations §

• Knowledge Engineering: Reasoning is a core aspect of Knowledge Engineering, which involves the ability to draw inferences and make logical conclusions based on the represented knowledge.
• Dialectic: Dialectic involves the use of reasoning to evaluate ideas and reach conclusions.
• Ontology: Ontologies support reasoning over the represented knowledge
• Analogy: Analogies are used in reasoning to draw inferences or conclusions by comparing two different situations.
• Substantiation: Reasoning is the process of substantiating or justifying a conclusion through logical thought and evidence.
• Philosophical Logic: Philosophical logic is concerned with the study of reasoning and argumentation.
• Knowledge Bases: Knowledge bases enable reasoning over the stored knowledge.
• Knowledge Graphs: Knowledge graphs can be used for reasoning and inference, by applying logical rules and constraints to derive new knowledge.
• Cognitive Computing: Cognitive computing systems employ various reasoning techniques, such as deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning, to draw conclusions and make decisions.