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This document appears to be page 251 from a technical manuscript or book regarding Artificial Intelligence, specifically discussing 'Logical Links' within the PLN (Probabilistic Logic Network) system. It lists various link types (Inheritance, Similarity, Implication) and provides coding examples. The document bears the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013167', indicating it was produced as part of a House Oversight Committee investigation, likely related to Jeffrey Epstein's connections to scientists or AI research (though no specific names appear on this page).
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Referenced as the system defining the logical relationships discussed in the text (Probabilistic Logic Networks).
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13.3 Atoms: Their Types and Weights
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13.3.3 Logical Links
There is a host of link types embodying logical relationships as defined in the PLN logic system,
e.g.
e.g.
• InheritanceLink
• SubsetLink (aka ExtensionalInheritanceLink)
• Intensional InheritanceLink
• SubsetLink (aka ExtensionalInheritanceLink)
• Intensional InheritanceLink
which embody different sorts of inheritance, e.g.
SubsetLink salmon fish
IntensionalInheritanceLink whale fish
InheritanceLink fish animal
IntensionalInheritanceLink whale fish
InheritanceLink fish animal
and then
• SimilarityLink
• ExtensionalSimilarityLink
• IntensionalSimilarityLink
• ExtensionalSimilarityLink
• IntensionalSimilarityLink
which are symmetrical versions, e.g.
SimilarityLink shark barracuda
IntensionalSimilarityLink shark dolphin
ExtensionalSimilarityLink American obese\_person
IntensionalSimilarityLink shark dolphin
ExtensionalSimilarityLink American obese\_person
There are also higher-order versions of these links, both asymmetric
• ImplicationLink
• ExtensionalImplicationLink
• IntensionalImplicationLink
• ExtensionalImplicationLink
• IntensionalImplicationLink
and symmetric
• EquivalenceLink
• ExtensionalEquivalenceLink
• IntensionalEquivalenceLink
• ExtensionalEquivalenceLink
• IntensionalEquivalenceLink
These are used between predicates and links, e.g.
ImplicationLink
EvaluationLink
eat
ListLink
$X
dirt
EvaluationLink
feel
ListLink
$X
sick
EvaluationLink
eat
ListLink
$X
dirt
EvaluationLink
feel
ListLink
$X
sick
or
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