transistor: be superior to mechanical switches

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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 Plausible Typical Remarkable Salient

Related concepts

Parents electronic device
Weight: 0.65
, semiconductor
Weight: 0.64
, electrode
Weight: 0.60
, device
Weight: 0.59
Siblings capacitor
Weight: 0.62
, fet
Weight: 0.42
, silicon
Weight: 0.38
, silicon carbide
Weight: 0.37
, diode
Weight: 0.37

Related properties

Property Similarity
be superior to mechanical switches 1.00
be superior to switches 0.94
be capable of switching 0.76
be used as coupling components 0.76
have low electrical conductivity 0.75
be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit 0.75
is switch 0.75
be used as switch 0.75

Priors about this statement

Cues

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 Joint Necessity Sufficiency Implication Entailment Contradiction Entropy

Evidence

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 Plausible Typical Remarkable Salient

Clauses

Plausibility inference from child typicality

0.28
Rule weight: 0.66
Evidence weight: 0.56
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.33
Plausible(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit) ⋁
Evidence: 0.66
¬ Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches)

Plausibility inheritance from parent to child

0.06
Rule weight: 0.09
Evidence weight: 0.89
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.33
¬ Plausible(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit)

Remarkability exclusitivity betweem a parent and a child

0.34
Rule weight: 0.58
Evidence weight: 0.79
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.30
¬ Remarkable(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit)

Remarkability exclusitivity between siblings

0.08
Rule weight: 0.13
Evidence weight: 0.81
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.26
¬ Remarkable(diode, be capable of switching)
0.05
Rule weight: 0.13
Evidence weight: 0.49
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.72
¬ Remarkable(capacitor, be used as coupling components)
0.03
Rule weight: 0.13
Evidence weight: 0.33
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.96
¬ Remarkable(silicon, have low electrical conductivity)

Remarkability from parent implausibility

0.27
Rule weight: 0.42
Evidence weight: 0.87
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.33
Plausible(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit) ⋁
Evidence: 0.70
Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.67
¬ Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches)

Remarkability from sibling implausibility

0.45
Rule weight: 0.60
Evidence weight: 0.99
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.96
Remarkable(silicon, have low electrical conductivity) ⋁
Evidence: 0.37
¬ Plausible(silicon, have low electrical conductivity)
0.44
Rule weight: 0.60
Evidence weight: 0.95
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.72
Remarkable(capacitor, be used as coupling components) ⋁
Evidence: 0.49
¬ Plausible(capacitor, be used as coupling components)
0.41
Rule weight: 0.60
Evidence weight: 0.89
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.26
Remarkable(diode, be capable of switching) ⋁
Evidence: 0.44
¬ Plausible(diode, be capable of switching)

Salient implies Plausible

0.21
Rule weight: 0.28
Evidence weight: 0.74
Similarity weight: 1.00
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.77
¬ Salient(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches)

Similarity expansion

0.65
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.82
Similarity weight: 0.94
Evidence: 0.77
Salient(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.79
¬ Salient(transistor, be superior to switches)
0.64
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.80
Similarity weight: 0.94
Evidence: 0.70
Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.66
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to switches)
0.62
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.96
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.77
Salient(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.16
¬ Salient(transistor, is switch)
0.62
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.96
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.11
¬ Plausible(transistor, is switch)
0.61
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.76
Similarity weight: 0.94
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.72
¬ Plausible(transistor, be superior to switches)
0.60
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.76
Similarity weight: 0.94
Evidence: 0.66
Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.72
¬ Typical(transistor, be superior to switches)
0.60
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.93
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.66
Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.21
¬ Typical(transistor, is switch)
0.59
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.92
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.26
¬ Remarkable(transistor, is switch)
0.58
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.90
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.77
Salient(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.41
¬ Salient(transistor, be used as switch)
0.55
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.86
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.41
¬ Plausible(transistor, be used as switch)
0.54
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.85
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.66
Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.45
¬ Typical(transistor, be used as switch)
0.54
Rule weight: 0.85
Evidence weight: 0.84
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.53
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be used as switch)

Typical and Remarkable implies Salient

0.12
Rule weight: 0.14
Evidence weight: 0.89
Similarity weight: 1.00
Evidence: 0.77
Salient(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.66
¬ Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches)

Typical implies Plausible

0.37
Rule weight: 0.48
Evidence weight: 0.78
Similarity weight: 1.00
Evidence: 0.67
Plausible(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.66
¬ Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches)

Typicality and Rermarkability incompatibility between a parent and a child

0.25
Rule weight: 0.51
Evidence weight: 0.66
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.48
¬ Typical(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit)

Typicality and Rermarkability incompatibility between siblings

0.09
Rule weight: 0.14
Evidence weight: 0.90
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.15
¬ Typical(silicon, have low electrical conductivity)
0.07
Rule weight: 0.14
Evidence weight: 0.68
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.45
¬ Typical(capacitor, be used as coupling components)
0.06
Rule weight: 0.14
Evidence weight: 0.56
Similarity weight: 0.76
Evidence: 0.70
¬ Remarkable(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.62
¬ Typical(diode, be capable of switching)

Typicality inheritance from parent to child

0.30
Rule weight: 0.48
Evidence weight: 0.84
Similarity weight: 0.75
Evidence: 0.66
Typical(transistor, be superior to mechanical switches) ⋁
Evidence: 0.48
¬ Typical(device, be run by electrical energy represented as resistors in circuit)