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How the checklist paradigm can be extended to reflect different states of multivalued logical connectives
Bandler and Kohout's (1980) pattern of inference is based on relational products (relational compositions), and can be seen as a framework of approximate reasoning of two theoretical facets. One is a set of fuzzy relational inference structures which are nothing but deductive rules. The other, being a theoretical paradigm, namely the checklist paradigm, copes with the traditional problem of choosing among a panoply of fuzzy logic connectives which are used to evaluate the inference structures.