Syllogistic reasoning lies at the intriguing intersection of natural and formal reasoning of
language and logic. Syllogisms comprise a formal system of reasoning yet make use of …

When does a reasoner respond that” no valid conclusion”(NVC) follows in a syllogistic
reasoning task? Cognitive theories aim to trace it back to theory specific inference …

How individuals reason deductively has concerned researchers for many years. Yet, it is still
unclear whether, and if so how, participants' reasoning performance changes over time. In …

For decades, a significant number of models explaining human syllogistic inference
processes were developed. There is profound work fitting the models' parameters and …

Recently, the TransSet model for human syllogistic reasoning was introduced and shown to
outperform the previous state of the art in terms of predictive performance. In this article, we …

Comprehensive datasets used for modeling endeavours in syllogistic reasoning research
usually contain only a single conclusion per task for each subject. However, this means that …

One challenge within cognitive psychology on human reasoning is modeling a wide range
of tasks within a certain theory. Recently, a meta-study on human syllogistic reasoning has …

In syllogistic reasoning research, humans are predominantly evaluated on their capabilities
to judge whether a conclusion necessarily follows from a set of premises. To tackle this …

Die Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) und insbesondere das Maschinelle Lernen haben ak tuell in
einer Vielzahl von Bereichen beeindruckende Fortschritte erreicht. Ein Mei lenstein war im …

Over the last century, a large variety of cognitive models for syllogistic reasoning have been
developed, thereby advancing our understanding about the way humans process reasoning …