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This glossary is provided as alternative means of learning Pattern Logic through an examination of its terms and their definitions.
a distinct atom of pattern.
an instance of one or more occasions.
a binary operation consisting of an “extent” occasion that limits a “portion” occasion. The basis of all interpretation of pattern.
a group of patterns that are inter-related through three pattern transformations.
a transformation of pattern inputs involving a response to an examination of self-input type.
a transformation of pattern inputs involving a response to an examination of other-input type.
a serial transformation of aversion and inversion. Determines a pattern’s “opposite”.
an occasion having the pattern for one of the four alethic modalities.
an atomic contradiction; interpreted as “non-entity”; the opposite of possibility.
an atomic tautology; interpreted as “some entity”; the opposite of impossibility.
an atomic positive assertion; interpreted as “this entity”; the opposite of itself.
an atomic negative assertion; interpreted as “not some entity”; the opposite of itself.
an occasion having one relational input which is a modal concept. An instance of logical derivation is thus a pattern of two occasions. There are six subtypes of logical derivative.
an approximate valuation of a modal concept.
an approximate valuation of a selected modal concept.
an approximate valuation of “not” a modal concept.
an approximate valuation of being limited by a modal concept.
an approximate valuation of limiting a modal concept.
an occasion of limitation involving a modal concept and a logical derivative. An instance of quantification is thus a pattern of three occasions.
every of a modal concept; the opposite of individual quantity.
each of a modal concept; the opposite of total quantity.
any of a modal concept; the opposite of non-existential quantity.
not any of a modal concept; the opposite of existential quantity.
all of a modal concept; the opposite of partial quantity.
some of a modal concept; the opposite of universal quantity.
less than a modal concept; the opposite of weak greater inequality.
more than a modal concept; the opposite of weak lesser inequality.
not more than a modal concept; the opposite of strong greater inequality.
not less than a modal concept; the opposite of strong lesser inequality.
a pattern of three occasions that has one of four arrangements of limitation between two logical terms.
a copula whose central occasion is the portion of one limitation and the extent of another limitation; there are two subtypes of mediation: predication and counter-predication.
a mediation copula that arranges the limiting “predicate” logical term as “belonging to” the limited “subject” logical term.
a mediation copula that arranges the limited “subject” logical term as “being” the limiting “predicate” logical term.
a copula whose central occasion is the portion of two limitations.
a copula whose central occasion is the extent of two limitations.
a modal concept that relates two logical terms in a copula.
a logical statement having a mediation copula and general quantities for logical terms.
a logical statement having an overlap or union copula and either existential or non-existential quantities for its logical terms. There are eight subtypes of logical connective.
an overlap copula with existential quantities for both logical terms; the opposite of non-conjunction.
a union copula with non-existential quantities for both logical terms; the opposite ofconjunction.
a union copula with existential quantities for both logical terms; the opposite of non-disjunction.
an overlap copula with non-existential quantities for both logical terms; the opposite of disjunction.
a union copula with a non-existential quantity for its first logical term and an existential quantity for its second logical term; the opposite of material non-implication.
an overlap copula with an existential quantity for its first logical term and a non-existential quantity for its second logical term; the opposite of material implication.
a union copula with an existential quantity for its first logical term and a non-existential quantity for its second logical term; the opposite of converse non-implication.
an overlap copula with a non-existential quantity for its first logical term and an existential quantity for its second logical term; the opposite of converse implication.
a logical term; a quantified logical statement.
a modal concept that relates two quantified statements in a copula. There are two subtypes of logical decisions.
a logical decision that is not a contradiction or a tautology and whose opposite is not a contradiction or a tautology. Accounting for pattern redundancy, there are 40 subtypes of logical determination. Each logical determination has an “opposite” logical determination defined by the transformation of involution
a logical decision that is a contradiction or a tautology, or whose opposite is a contradiction or a tautology. Accounting for pattern redundancy, there are 32 subtypes of logical judgement.
a pattern of transitive limitation that permits the use of inference rules to compose alternative patterns that may either extend or contract the count of occasions in an instance.
reasoning that is characterized by patterns that involve possible or impossible modal concepts, use of term substitution rules lacking existential import, and use of eliminations involving quantifications lacking existential import.
reasoning that is characterized by patterns that involve necessary or contingent modal concepts, use of term substitution rules having existential import, use of involution rules, and use of eliminations involving quantifications having existential import.
reasoning that is characterized by a hybrid pattern of both abduction and deduction.
a presumption that the inferences found in the reasoning process for one set of occasions will parallel the inferences found in a reasoning process over a different set of occasions. The degree to which these presumptions correlate between the two patterns decides the “strength” of the analogy.
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