ConceptNeutrosophic Logic / 中性逻辑
Neutrosophic Logic
An extended logical framework proposed by mathematician Florentin Smarandanche in the 1990s. It splits proposition evaluation into three independent components — truth (T), falsity (F), and indeterminacy (I) — whose sum is not required to equal one, enabling simultaneous representation of evidential support, evidential opposition, and absence of evidence.
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Oct 7
Neutrosophic logic was proposed by mathematician Florentin Smarandanche in the 1990s, decomposing proposition evaluation into three independent components—truth (T), falsity (F), and indeterminacy (I)—whose sum is not forced to equal 1.
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