Avicenna: a challenge dataset for natural language generation toward commonsense syllogistic reasoning

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 32 (1):55-71 (2022)
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Syllogism is a type of everyday reasoning. For instance, given that ‘Avicenna wrote the famous book the Canon of Medicine’ and ‘The Canon of Medicine has influenced modern medicine,’ it can be conc...

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