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symbolic logic
noun
- a modern development of formal logic employing a special notation or symbolism capable of manipulation in accordance with precise rules.
symbolic logic
noun
- another term for formal logic
Word History and Origins
Origin of symbolic logic1
Example Sentences
He argued that the structural rigidity and rule-based grammar of Sanskrit offered a powerful natural analog to the symbolic logic of computer languages.
Wilkes happened to have some intellectual preparation: As a philosophy major, she had studied symbolic logic, which can involve creating arguments and inferences by stringing together and/or statements in a way that resembles coding.
“You talk about biology in a symbolic logic class?” my father asked.
This perspective is usually called “symbolic A.I.” — because its definition of cognition is based on symbolic logic — or, disparagingly, “good old-fashioned A.I.”
“For Claude Shannon” is named after the mathematical engineer who connected symbolic logic with electronic circuits.
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