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| | 4. u v w (du) dv dw | | 4. u v w (du) dv dw |
| | </code> | | </code> |
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| | + | This tells us that changing any two or more of the features <math>u, v, w\!</math> will take us from the center cell, as described by the conjunctive expression "<math>u\ v\ w</math>", to a cell outside the shaded region for the set <math>Q\!</math>. |
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| − | This tells us that changing any two or more of the
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| − | features u, v, w will take us from the center cell,
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| − | as described by the conjunctive expression "u v w",
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| | Figure 3. Effect of the Difference Operator D | | Figure 3. Effect of the Difference Operator D |
| | Acting on a Polymorphous Function q | | Acting on a Polymorphous Function q |
| | + | </pre> |
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| − | Figure 3 shows one way to picture this kind of a situation, | + | Figure 3 shows one way to picture this kind of a situation, by superimposing the paths of indicated feature changes on the venn diagram of the underlying proposition. Here, the models, or the satisfying interpretations, of the relevant ''difference proposition'' <math>\operatorname{D}q</math> are marked with "<code>@</code>" signs, and the boundary crossings along each path are marked with the corresponding ''differential features'' among the collection <math>\{ \operatorname{d}u, \operatorname{d}v, \operatorname{d}w \}</math>. In sum, starting from the cell <math>uvw\!</math>, we have the following four paths: |
| − | by superimposing the paths of indicated feature changes on | |
| − | the venn diagram of the underlying proposition. Here, the | |
| − | models, or the satisfying interpretations, of the relevant | |
| − | "difference proposition" Dq are marked with "@" signs, and
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| − | the boundary crossings along each path are marked with the | |
| − | corresponding "differential features" among the collection | |
| − | {du, dv, dw}. In sum, starting from the cell uvw, we have | |
| − | the following four paths: | |
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| | 1. du dv dw => Change u, v, w. | | 1. du dv dw => Change u, v, w. |
| | 2. du dv (dw) => Change u and v. | | 2. du dv (dw) => Change u and v. |
| | 3. du (dv) dw => Change u and w. | | 3. du (dv) dw => Change u and w. |
| | 4. (du) dv dw => Change v and w. | | 4. (du) dv dw => Change v and w. |
| | + | </pre> |
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| − | Next I will discuss several applications of logical differentials, | + | Next I will discuss several applications of logical differentials, developing along the way their logical and practical implications. |
| − | developing along the way their logical and practical implications. | |
| − | </pre>
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| | ===Note 5=== | | ===Note 5=== |