Titlebook: How to Solve It: Modern Heuristics; Zbigniew Michalewicz,David B. Fogel Textbook 2004Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004

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e invoked to explain (residuals in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune, and periodicities in the cratering and extinction records) are only marginally significant. In addition, the proposed objects have unusual properties: Planet X must be at least ten times more distant and massive than any other plan

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. I also argue that the . which exists between the constructivist/structuralist empiricism and American pragmatism suggests new avenues for analysing the decision-making process and the role played by subjects who interpret, construct or use models in scientific contexts. A connexion with the pragma

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ethodologically justified: semantic tableaux are very illustrative, since some new rules could be necessary to obtain closed branches, that is to say, to obtain the corresponding keys to solve abductive problems. Then a dynamic perspective may be adopted, from which multimodal logics are suitable, s

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some knowledge about their purported target, and (ii) this is an effective constraint on the user’s decisions. Both claims cast some doubt on the aforementioned distinction insofar as not only success in representation, but also the existence of a representational relation, is rooted in our knowledg

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