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uncogent

An inductive argument is uncogent if it is weak or has a false premise.

An inductive argument is uncogent when it is weak, or when it is strong but at least one of its premises is false.

Examples

  • A strong forecast built on data that turns out to be misrecorded is uncogent.

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