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Strong Relevant Logic-Based Reasoning as an Information Mining Method in Big Information Era
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Abstract
Dealing with Big Data is one of the emerging issues in our society. After a decade or two decades from now, it will become one of operations in our everyday works. What is a new issue at that time? It will be dealing with Big Information. This paper investigates information mining for Big Information as a new challenging issue. The paper also shows that strong relevant logic-based reasoning is one of systematic methods for the information mining, and discusses the automation of information mining with strong relevant logic-based reasoning.
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Logic System Interesting Pattern Deductive Reasoning Data Mining Method Relevant Logic
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