Two information measures for inconsistent sets

Journal of Logic, Language and Information 12 (2):227-248 (2003)
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Abstract

I present two measures of information for both consistentand inconsistent sets of sentences in a finite language ofpropositional logic. The measures of information are based onmeasures of inconsistency developed in Knight (2002).Relative information measures are then provided corresponding to thetwo information measures.

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