The aim of this paper is to sketch a theory of abduction with its relations with deduction and induction in the sense of the second Peirce. The relation of abduction is seen as a relation which is in some sense reciprocal to deduction. Furthermore, this conception of abduction is directly compatible with the conception of induction underlying belief revision. The main result is a representation theorem which unifies the various meanings of abduction. This theorem has two faces, one axiomatic and the other geometric, which are equivalent. This meaning of abduction is expressed through models from the three main paradigms of cognition ; these models aim at establishing its adequation for the cognitive science
The major part of the paper provides a comprehensive account of Peirce's post-1900 theory of ab...
This article analyzes three approaches to resolving the classical Meno paradox, or its variant, the ...
This paper is informed by Charles Sanders Peirce’s philosophy as semiotics or the doctrine of signs....
The status of abduction is still controversial. When dealing with abductive reasoning misinterpretat...
What sort of justification can be claimed for abduction? In this paper we reconstruct Peirce's answe...
Paul Bourgine's text "Models of Abduction " is undoubtfully ingenious, bringing forth...
Abstract. In this paper we describe recent developments in the study of abduction and induction and ...
Abduction was first introduced in the epistemological context of scientific discovery. It was more r...
Abduction is a topic that attracts much interest in AI and automated reasoning research. Different ...
Since its creation by Peirce, the nature of abductive inference has been construed in many ways. Thr...
This paper argues that Umberto Eco had a sophisticated theory of abductive reasoning and that this t...
Charles S. Peirce (1839-1914) made relevant contributions to deductive logic, but he was primarily i...
This paper posits Peirce’s logical category of abduction as a necessary component in the learning pr...
The major part of the paper provides a comprehensive account of Peirce's post-1900 theory of ab...
This article analyzes three approaches to resolving the classical Meno paradox, or its variant, the ...
This paper is informed by Charles Sanders Peirce’s philosophy as semiotics or the doctrine of signs....
The status of abduction is still controversial. When dealing with abductive reasoning misinterpretat...
What sort of justification can be claimed for abduction? In this paper we reconstruct Peirce's answe...
Paul Bourgine's text "Models of Abduction " is undoubtfully ingenious, bringing forth...
Abstract. In this paper we describe recent developments in the study of abduction and induction and ...
Abduction was first introduced in the epistemological context of scientific discovery. It was more r...
Abduction is a topic that attracts much interest in AI and automated reasoning research. Different ...
Since its creation by Peirce, the nature of abductive inference has been construed in many ways. Thr...
This paper argues that Umberto Eco had a sophisticated theory of abductive reasoning and that this t...
Charles S. Peirce (1839-1914) made relevant contributions to deductive logic, but he was primarily i...
This paper posits Peirce’s logical category of abduction as a necessary component in the learning pr...
The major part of the paper provides a comprehensive account of Peirce's post-1900 theory of ab...
This article analyzes three approaches to resolving the classical Meno paradox, or its variant, the ...
This paper is informed by Charles Sanders Peirce’s philosophy as semiotics or the doctrine of signs....