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Strength of Linkages
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by Mike 1 year, 8 months ago
- Linkage Strength: Arguments are evaluated for how strongly they link to a conclusion. Specifically, the system addresses the question:
- "If the argument were true, would it necessarily strengthen (or weaken) the conclusion?"
- Example:
- The belief "We have global warming" might have a strong standalone score, but its linkage strength determines how much it supports a conclusion like "We should have a carbon tax."
- Purpose of Linkage Scores:
- This approach ensures the system evaluates the truth of an argument and its relevance and logical connection to the conclusion.
Strength of Linkages
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