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What (who) is ABDUCTIVE - definition
Abductive reasoning
![Mastermind]] player uses abduction to infer the secret colors ''(top)'' from summaries ''(bottom left)'' of discrepancies in their guesses ''(bottom right)''.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Mastermind beispiel png.png?width=200 "Mastermind]] player uses abduction to infer the secret colors ''(top)'' from summaries ''(bottom left)'' of discrepancies in their guesses ''(bottom right)''.")
FORM OF LOGICAL INFERENCE THAT SEEKS THE BEST CONCLUSION THAT EXPLAINS A SET OF GIVEN OBSERVATIONS
Abduction (logic); Abductive inference; Abductive; Abductive validation; Inference to the best explantion; Abductive Reasoning; Retroduction; Retroductive reasoning; Inference to the Best Explanation; Explanatory conclusion; Abductive logic; Hypothesis formation; Abductive thinking; Adductive reasoning; Abductive reason; Inference to the best explanation; Apagoge; Logical abduction; Inference to best explanation; Best explanation; Argument to the best explanation; Automated abductive reasoning; Probabilistic abduction; Set-cover abduction; Subjective logic abduction; Formalization of abduction; Applications of abductive reasoning; History of abductive reasoning
Abductive reasoning (also called abduction,For example: abductive inference, or retroduction) is a form of logical inference formulated and advanced by American philosopher Charles Sanders Peirce beginning in the last third of the 19th century. It starts with an observation or set of observations and then seeks the simplest and most likely conclusion from the observations.
Apagoge
FORM OF LOGICAL INFERENCE THAT SEEKS THE BEST CONCLUSION THAT EXPLAINS A SET OF GIVEN OBSERVATIONS
Abduction (logic); Abductive inference; Abductive; Abductive validation; Inference to the best explantion; Abductive Reasoning; Retroduction; Retroductive reasoning; Inference to the Best Explanation; Explanatory conclusion; Abductive logic; Hypothesis formation; Abductive thinking; Adductive reasoning; Abductive reason; Inference to the best explanation; Apagoge; Logical abduction; Inference to best explanation; Best explanation; Argument to the best explanation; Automated abductive reasoning; Probabilistic abduction; Set-cover abduction; Subjective logic abduction; Formalization of abduction; Applications of abductive reasoning; History of abductive reasoning
·noun An indirect argument which proves a thing by showing the impossibility or absurdity of the contrary.
Retroduction
FORM OF LOGICAL INFERENCE THAT SEEKS THE BEST CONCLUSION THAT EXPLAINS A SET OF GIVEN OBSERVATIONS
Abduction (logic); Abductive inference; Abductive; Abductive validation; Inference to the best explantion; Abductive Reasoning; Retroduction; Retroductive reasoning; Inference to the Best Explanation; Explanatory conclusion; Abductive logic; Hypothesis formation; Abductive thinking; Adductive reasoning; Abductive reason; Inference to the best explanation; Apagoge; Logical abduction; Inference to best explanation; Best explanation; Argument to the best explanation; Automated abductive reasoning; Probabilistic abduction; Set-cover abduction; Subjective logic abduction; Formalization of abduction; Applications of abductive reasoning; History of abductive reasoning
·noun A leading or bringing back.
