Logic algorithm classification

Several aspects of logic algorithm design can be discussed now. We first propose a useful terminology for logic algorithm classification, and then show in what sense minimal cases and non-recursive non-minimal cases, though syntactically similar, are totally different concepts. 

The classification accuracy obtained using fuzzy logic algorithm based system and the average classification accuracy by the three experts for the five varieties of mango is presented in Table4. 

This process is called instantiation of a schema. The reverse process is called classification of the logic algorithm, and yields a schema called a cover of that algorithm. 

In order to facilitate visual classification of logic algorithms, we introduce the following purely syntactic criterion for the writing of logic algorithms. 

First, in view of having a theoty of logic algorithm schemas and a formalization of the accompanying notions of instantiation and classification, a language for wff schemas needs to be developed, as well as its semantics defined. 

VC th this kind of classification in mind, how can a sponsor (or anyone else interested) assess whether an adverse event is associated with a particular medicine Broadly, there are two approaches - global introspection and use of algorithms. Both rely on the application of logic to the set of circumstances presented. Global introspection is most frequently used and involves one or more experts considering the factors associated with the medicine and institution. The main factors to consider are ... 

Our prototype hazard classification system was intended to be based on three approaches, 1) look up the answer in a database (either ours or others), 2) infer an answer by comparison of unclassified materials with materials whose class is already "known" with some degree of certainty, or 3) ask for sufficient input data (either basic properties or "test" data) on the material to allow calculation of the potential hazard from something akin to "first principles - an algorithmic or logical solution. 

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