definite clauses
definite clauses is the plural of definite clause.
Meaning of definite clause
Noun
definite clause (plural definite clauses)
- A Horn clause with exactly one positive literal.
- The clauses #92;negp#92;veeq, #92;negp#92;vee#92;negq#92;veer, and #92;negp#92;vee#92;negq#92;vee#92;negr#92;vees are examples of definite clauses. At least in classical logic these would be equivalent to the formulae p#92;rightarrowq, (p#92;wedgeq)#92;rightarrowr, and...
Questions about definite clauses
- What is definite clauses the plural of?
- Definite clauses is the plural of definite clause.
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