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Unifying logic in pattern is about one general form for every logical statement.
Pattern Logic defines a Logical Statement as a Logical Copula that relates two Logical Terms.
It is always composed of nine ADEPT LION occasions.
A Logical Term is a pattern set of three occasions:
Monadic, dyadic and triadic refer to the count of inputs* for an occasion within the pattern set.
*the word channel input is not shown in these diagrams
Pattern Logic defines a Logical Copula as a pattern set consisting of three occasions:
The central monadic occasion of the copula is the localization of the logical statement and it may iteratively participate in the logical terms of other logical statements. This iteration of logical statements is called maturation.
Logical Terms and Statements have modality.
Explore how Pattern Logic understands the four Alethic Modalities as a transformational grouping.
Logical Terms are quantified participants in Logical Statements.
Explore how Pattern Logic understands ten forms of quantification.
Logical Statements may have a mediation copula that composes logical premises.
Explore how Pattern Logic reasons over premises in an expanded syllogistic.
Logical Statements may have a union or overlap copula that composes quantified monadic predicates
Logical Decisions relate junctive statements.
Explore how Pattern Logic uses decisions to embed truth values in the structural patterns of propositions.
Pattern Logic defines forms of reasoning like deduction, abduction, induction and analogy in pattern.
Explore how Pattern Logic uses this insight to presents an integrated model of knowledge and inference.
A glossary of pattern logic terms, topically organized to demonstrate the maturation of concepts and their use in the different forms of reasoning.