Uncertainty reasoning

Uncertainty reasoning in general knowledge refers to the process of making informed decisions or conclusions when faced with incomplete or ambiguous information. It acknowledges that many facts are not black-and-white; rather, they may have varying degrees of truth or likelihood. This approach uses methods like probability and logic to weigh different pieces of information, consider potential outcomes, and assess risks. Essentially, it helps us navigate situations where we cannot be completely sure about what is true, leading to more nuanced understanding and better decision-making, even in the face of uncertainty.