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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| NicePossibleWorld
Wrapper for the PossibleWorld providing better representation mechanisms, it knows all
the possible propositions (the signature) and therefore provides a complete representation that
maps a boolean to the Proposition.
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| NicePossibleWorld
Wrapper for the PossibleWorld providing better representation mechanisms, it knows all
the possible propositions (the signature) and therefore provides a complete representation that
maps a boolean to the Proposition.
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| Class and Description |
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| Class and Description |
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| FuzzyInterpretation
A fuzzy interpretation for propositional logic.
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| PriestWorld
A three-valued interpretation for propositional logic from
Priest's three valued logic (3VL) [Priest, G.: Logic of paradox.
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| Class and Description |
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| NicePossibleWorld
Wrapper for the PossibleWorld providing better representation mechanisms, it knows all
the possible propositions (the signature) and therefore provides a complete representation that
maps a boolean to the Proposition.
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| PriestWorld.TruthValue
The three truth values.
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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| Class and Description |
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| PossibleWorld
This class represents a possible world of propositional logic, i.e.
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