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What is Wrong with Fallacies?,ion is what accounts for such normative distinctions. As all of these distinctions are debatable (at least from a human perspective), we can see them as outcomes of discussions. We might therefore generalize the problem as a matter of evaluating arguments and concentrate on the distinction between g

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Conclusion,normativity differs from a dialectical approach, as well as from a mono-logical one. The latter holds that there is only one logic that controls the correctness of inferences. I argued that mono-logic requires a strong understanding of truth, and I hope to have explained sufficiently that we should

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Barbara Perry,Ryan Scrivensof an HMM-based recognition system to handle multiple fonts, different handwriting styles, and their variations. Most current HMM approaches are HTK-based systems which are maximum likelihood (ML) trained and which try to adapt their models to different writing styles using writer adaptive training,

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