Question

What do you mean by Semantics network logic and inference pragmatics?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Semantics network logic:

Semantic networks are a logic-based formalism for knowledge representation. Semantic networks are graphs which are constructed from both a set of vertices (or nodes) and a set of directed and labeled edges. The vertices or nodes represent concepts, and the edges represent semantic relations between the concepts.

Inference pragmatics:

When the message of a speaker goes beyond the literal or logical meaning of the sentences used, a pragmatic inference is required to understand the complete meaning of an utterance. Here we study one example of pragmatic inference, called scalar implicature.

Hope this helps you....

Mark me as brainliest