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The abductive situation is diagrammed in Figure 11.1.
The abductive situation is diagrammed in Figure 11.1.
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In a diagram like this, even if one does not bother to show all of the implicational or the subject-predicate relationships by means of explicit lines, then one may still assume the ''[[transitive closure]]'' of the relations that are actually shown, along with any that are noted in the text that accompanies it.
In a diagram like this, even if one does not bother to show all of the implicational or the subject-predicate relationships by means of explicit lines, then one may still assume the ''[[transitive closure]]'' of the relations that are actually shown, along with any that are noted in the text that accompanies it.
The inductive situation is diagrammed in Figure 11.2.
The inductive situation is diagrammed in Figure 11.2.
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===Commentary Note 12===
===Commentary Note 12===
