truth-value
True or false
Truth-value is a term from logic referring to whether a statement is true or false.
In classical logic, every proposition has exactly one of two truth-values: true or false.
The truth-value of "snow is white" is true.
Some logical systems allow additional truth-values like "unknown" or "indeterminate."
Statement expressing a judgment
- binaryConsisting of two parts
- falseNot matching reality
- bivalenceHaving exactly two values
- assignmentAllocated work or duty
evaluation · semantics · formula · sentence · statement · predicate · logic · calculus
Theory of knowledge
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
- coherenceLogical internal consistency
- assertionConfident statement of fact
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
realism · relativism · objectivity · pragmatism · Frege · Tarski · meaning · reference
Small amount or portion
- flagCloth symbol or signal
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
- expressionConveyed thought or feeling
- operandQuantity being calculated
comparison · equality · null · truthy · ternary · predicate · validation · assertion
proposition
Statement expressing a judgment
assignment · evaluation · semantics · formula · sentence · statement · predicate · logic · calculus · tautology
epistemology
Theory of knowledge
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
- coherenceLogical internal consistency
- assertionConfident statement of fact
judgment · realism · relativism · objectivity · pragmatism · Frege · Tarski · meaning · reference · metaphysics
bit
Small amount or portion
- flagCloth symbol or signal
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
- expressionConveyed thought or feeling
operand · comparison · equality · null · truthy · ternary · predicate · validation · assertion · test
truth-valueprobability
Quantified chance of occurrence
credence · likelihood · confidence level · vagueness · indeterminacy
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