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Logical Evidence

A room of all n-digital logical relations becomes transformed into the resulting room of logical evidence with  two-gradated dimensions in order to portray the texture of all including possible logical relations symmetrically.

 

 

Elaboration of the room of logical evidence

The 4-dimensional room of logical evidence contains 16 logical relations symmetrically – here ablated to the two dimensions of presentation.

 

 

Contemplation

The most resulting logical relations are more or less trivial besides the implication and the exclusion.

 

 

Implication

The implication becomes associated with a logical - on falsification tested - hypothesis.

 

X

Y

X Ž Y

The hypothesis, on X follows Y, tested on falsification, is

F

F

T

not falsified

F

T

T

not falsified

T

F

F

Falsified

T

T

T

not falsified

 

 

Exclusion

The exclusion becomes associated with a logical - on verification tested - hypothesis.

 

X

Y

X > Y

The hypothesis, Y doesn’t follow X, tested on verification, is

F

F

F

not verified

F

T

T

Verified

T

F

F

not verified

T

T

F

not verified

REMARK: The exclusion-operator is implemented by the author and is not commonly accepted in sciences!

 

In this context, the hypothesis, Y doesn’t follow X, is coincidentally to the hypothesis, on NOT X follows Y.

 

 

Categorisation

The 16 possible relations in 4 groups.

 

Table of Logical Evidence

 

Totality

Conditionality

 T T T T

TRUE

 T F T T

Implication

 F F F F

FALSE

 F T F F

NOT Implication

 T F F T

Equivalent

 T T F T

NOT Exclusion

 F T T F

NOT Equivalent

 F F T F

Exclusion

Connectivity

Variety

 F T T T

NOT Conjunction

 F F T T

NOT X

 T F F F

Conjunction

 T T F F

X

 F F F T

NOT Disjunction

 F T F T

NOT Y

 T T T F

Disjunction

 T F T F

Y

REMARK: the categories are implemented by the author!

 

 

 

 


 

Elaboration of a Logical Singular Hypothesis

The logical singular hypothesis, on a logical expression follows another logical expression is to decline into several hypothesises, who are to check both ways, on falsification and on verification, and the results are to match to the relations of logical evidence

 

.Table of Logical Declination

 

 

Hypothesises

 

 

Tests

Variety

Relation

T

T

F

F

X

T

F

T

F

Y

On X follows Y

Falsification

 

F

 

 

Implication

Verification

V

 

 

 

Conjunction

On X follows NOT Y

Falsification

F

 

 

 

NOT Conjunction

Verification

 

V

 

 

NOT Implication

On NOT X follows Y

Falsification

 

 

 

F

Disjunction

Verification

 

 

V

 

Exclusion

On NOT X follows NOT Y

Falsification

 

 

F

 

NOT Exclusion

Verification

 

 

 

V

NOT Disjunction

On Y follows X

Falsification

 

 

F

 

NOT Exclusion

Verification

V

 

 

 

Conjunction

On Y follows NOT X

Falsification

F

 

 

 

NOT Conjunction

Verification

 

 

V

 

Exclusion

On NOT Y follows X

Falsification

 

 

 

F

Disjunction

Verification

 

V

 

 

NOT Implication

On NOT Y follows NOT X

Falsification

 

F

 

 

Implication

Verification

 

 

 

V

NOT Disjunction

 


 

Figure of Logical Declination

Each both ways of each checked hypothesis of the logical declination of the logical singular hypothesis, on falsification and on verification, are hypothesis-specific complements and the assigned relations in the room of evidence also. In the figure, the hypothesis-depending complementary relations of logical evidence are connected by arrows from falsification-assigned relation to verification-assigned relation. The different colours are associated with the coloured groups of the table before.

 

 

 


 

Derivation of Logical Relations

The table below shows 2 given logical relations who represent the two-digital logical variety, X and Y, and 6 derived logical relations by logical declination by the logical singular hypothesis of logical conclusion, each case tested on verification. The other 8 logical relations are there logical complements.

 

Table of Logical Derivation

 

 

Hypothesises

Check

Matching Relations

Variety

Tests

T

T

F

F

X

T

F

T

F

Y

On X follows Y

Falsification

 

F

 

 

Implication

Verification

V

 

 

 

Conjunction

On X follows NOT Y

Falsification

F

 

 

 

NOT Conjunction

Verification

 

V

 

 

NOT Implication

On NOT X follows Y

Falsification

 

 

 

F

Disjunction

Verification

 

 

V

 

Exclusion

On NOT X follows NOT Y

Falsification

 

 

F

 

NOT Exclusion

Verification

 

 

 

V

NOT Disjunction

Conditionality

Tests

T

F

T

T

Implication

T

T

F

T

NOT Exclusion

On Implication follows NOT Exclusion

Falsification

 

 

F

 

NOT Exclusion

Verification

V

 

 

V

Equivalence

Connectivity

Tests

F

F

F

T

NOT Disjunction

T

F

F

F

Conjunction

On NOT Disjunction follows Conjunction

Falsification

 

 

 

F

Disjunction

Verification

 

 

 

 

FALSE

 


 

Figure of Logical Derivation

 

 

 

 

 

Elaboration of Logical Quantity and Quality

 

Table: Dichotomic Progression of the Theoretical Well of Hypothesises into Derived Basis-Structures of Quantity and Quality

Quantity

Well

Quality

Decimal

Singularly

Dimensional

Digital

Logical

Evidence

Dichotom. Index

Cause-Effect-Scheme

a-

symmetrical

non-

symmetrical

full-

symmetrical

hyper-

symmetrical

Well of
quantity

Well of
quality

Abs.: Ranges

  +-: Scale

The hierarchical cause-effect-scheme includes inter-dependence between X and Y

0

0

00

0000

F F F F

FALSE

-1

never…

not, always…

1

1

01

0001

F F F T

NOT Disjunction

-2

      , only IF  none…

not, only IF  any…

2

2

02

0010

F F T F

Exclusion

-3

      , only IF  effect is uncaused…

not, only IF  cause or no effect… 

3

3

03

0011

F F T T

NOT X

-4

 

CAUSE Complement

4

4

10

0100

F T F F

NOT Implication

-5

      , only IF  effect is missing…

not, only IF  effect or no cause…

5

5

11

0101

F T F T

NOT Y

-6

 

EFFECT Complement

6

6

12

0110

F T T F

NOT Equivalent

-7

not, only IF  any equally…

      , only IF  all    differently…

7

7

13

0111

F T T T

NOT Conjunction

-8

not, only IF  all…

      , only IF  any  not…

8

8

20

1000

T F F F

Conjunction

+8

      , only IF  all…

not, only IF  any  not…

9

9

21

1001

T F F T

Equivalent

+7

      , only IF  all    equally…

not, only IF  any  differently…

10

a

22

1010

T F T F

Y

+6

EFFECT

(suppositious interdependent to X)

11

b

23

1011

T F T T

Implication

+5

      , only IF  effect or no cause…

not, only IF  effect is missing…

12

c

30

1100

T T F F

X

+4

CAUSE

(suppositious interdependent to Y)

13

d

31

1101

T T F T

NOT Exclusion

+3

      , only IF  cause or no effect… 

not, only IF  effect is uncaused…

14

e

32

1110

T T T F

Disjunction

+2

not, only IF  none…

      , only IF  any…

15

f

33

1111

T T T T

TRUE

+1

never not…

      , always…

2006-09-26 © Tobias Waehneldt

 

 

 

Contemplation

The table shows the derivation of quantity and quality from the theoretical well of logical evidence, which is derived from the theory of hypothesises.

 

 

Derivation of Quantity

The table shows the n-digital logical relation of logical evidence as Boolean expressions (False, True),

-          their transformation into the -dimensional binary-digital expressions (0, 1),

-          their transformation into the number system with the base of , in this case the quaternary number system and

-          their transformation into a singular number system with a base of , in that each number has its own symbol, in this case the hexadecimal number system.

 

 

Derivation of Quality

-          The table shows the logical evidence, which is derived from logical declination of the singular hypothesis and their transformation into preferably simply adapted and generalized linguistic fragments of expressions of a hierarchical cause-effect-scheme respectively non-hierarchical interdependencies of influencing variables like hardly or not distinguishable causes or effects.

-          The absolute value of dichotomic index describes ranges, each dichotomic scaled (prefixes) with logical qualities and their logical complements, their negations.

-          Each case of the cause-effect-scheme, without the cases of logical variety, without the causes, the effects and their complements, are linguistic interpreted both ways, positive and negative and respectively their plausibility more a less indifferent but commutable.

 

 

Generalization

In order to generalize the qualitative fragments of linguistic expressions, the causes and effects are to contemplate variously exchangeable, so that the linguistic expression determines the relation of both and their assignment. In order to supports the capabilities of categorisation and operating two further table are appended.

 

 

Table: Simple Linguistic Declination of Logical Evidence

2006-09-30 © Tobias Waehneldt

 … all AND none …

any retracts/contradicts/converse

none resists/insists/persists

all equally

all

… if / whether …

…whereon / how …

none

any

… because /  in so far 

… although / anyhow …

any  not …

all differently

any resists/insists/persists

none retracts/contradicts/converse

… any OR any not …

 

Table: Category-Declination of Logical Evidence

2006-09-29 © Tobias Waehneldt

FALSE-Injunction

Explication

Inclusion

Identity

Conjunction

Exclusion, Inclusion, Explication, Conclusion, Disclusion, Identity, Disparity, and Injunctions are implemented by the author!

Conclusion

Disjunction

Disclusion

Disparity

Exclusion

Implication

TRUE-Injunction

 

Table: Operator-Declination of Logical Evidence

2006-09-29 © Tobias Waehneldt

FIN

EPC

ICS

EQV

AND

EPC, ICS, ECS, FIN, TIN are implemented by the author!

NOR

OR

NAND

XOR

ECS

IMP

TIN

 

 

 

 

Outlook

The adaptation of qualitative and quantitative logical concepts is very difficult but very helpful. It increasingly determines the communication. But doubtlessly the very complex contextual and associative components of communication transporting more than logical information. The social context and their necessities is the root of communication, to show emotions, emphasis, rivalry, identifications, ideals, to get orientation and much more. Such things don’t simply fit into a room of discrete logical relations. But the logical evidence can help to develop more differentiated forms of communication and supports the capabilities to communicate.

 

2006-09-19

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