Epstein Secrets

nt and/or interesting sub-hypergraphs in the Atom.space. • First-Order Inference (FOI): The subset of PLN that handles Logical Links not in- volving VariableAtoms or higher-order functions. The other aspect of PLN, Higher-Order Inference, uses Truth Value formulas derived from First-Order Inference. EFTA00624

fidence c = n / (n+k), where n is EFTA00624661 A.2 Clossary of Specialized Terms 515 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. • Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decrea

ent and/or interesting sub-hypergraphs in the Atomspace. • First-Order Inference (FOI): The subset of PLN that handles Logical Links not in- volving VariableAtoms or higher-order function.s. The other aspect of PLN, Higher-Order Inference, uses Truth Value formulas derived from First-Order Inference. EFTA0062

fidence c = n / (n+k), where n is EFTA00624104 A.2 Clossary of Specialized Terms 329 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. • Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decrea

equent and/or interesting sub-hypergraphs in the Atomspace. First-Order Inference (FOI): The subset of PLN that handles Logical Links not in- volving VariableAtoms or higher-order functions. The other aspect of PLN, Higher-Order Inference, uses Truth Value formulas derived from First-Order Inference. HOUSE_OVER

nce c = n / (n+k), where n is HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013244 Glossary of Specialized Terms 329 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decreases