Knowledge Types

This section provides an overview of Knowledge Types.

An object categorizing the type of knowledge in a claim as 'Declarative', 'Procedural', or 'Conditional', aiding in analyzing the nature of information presented.

Overview

KnowledgeType Object categorizes the type of knowledge expressed in a claim or statement as "Declarative" (factual information), "Procedural" (steps or processes), or "Conditional" (if-then scenarios). This classification helps in analyzing the nature of the information presented and tailoring the evaluation of arguments accordingly.

Applications

1) Coder's Perspective

Coders assign knowledge types to claims within the Claim Object, influencing how the claim is analyzed and which evaluation criteria are applied.

2) User's Perspective

Users can understand the nature of the information provided, whether it's stating facts, explaining processes, or presenting conditions, which affects how they interpret and assess the claim.

  • Claim Object
  • ClaimType Object
  • Argument Object
  • Critical Thinking Scores (CTS)
  • PersuasiveForce Object

Critical Thinking Score Persuasion Coefficient