CS109B Notes for LecturePredicates Essentially Boolean-valued functions with arguments of arbitrary type. But predicates are uninterpreted; a predicate named , for example, need not givethe value TRUE. - Propositional function - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CS109B Notes for LecturePredicates Essentially Boolean-valued functions with arguments of arbitrary type. But predicates are uninterpreted; a predicate named , for example, need not givethe value TRUE. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-09-19 00:59:19 Open Document File Size: 55,83 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm contrapositive law / transitive law / / ProgrammingLanguage ML / / SocialTag Predicate logic First-order logic Free variables and bound variables Function Universal quantification Predicate FO Propositional variable Independence Logic

CS109B Notes for LecturePredicates Essentially Boolean-valued functions with arguments of arbitrary type.  But predicates are uninterpreted; a predicate named , for example, need not givethe value TRUE.Add to Reading List