Truth Degrees is a many-valued logical construct that generalizes classical binary truth values by assigning propositions a graded, typically real-valued, measure of truth within a continuous or discrete spectrum, thereby allowing for more than two truth valuations to represent partial or intermediate degrees of truth.
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Averaging the truth-value in ?ukasiewicz logic
Daniele Mundici · Studia Logica · 1995 · 250 citations
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On Cores and Prime Implicants of Truth Functions
W. V. Quine · American Mathematical Monthly · 1959 · 173 citations
Bertrand Russell · Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society · 1907 · 125 citations
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