What is a hypothetical relationship and how to distinguish between hypothetical relationships?

Suppose the related words in the relationship are: if ......Just, if it were ......Just、Even if it is ......Also、Even if it ......Also, if (if, if, if, if, if) ......Then (just), even if (even, even if, even if, even if)....Also (still, still).

Associates of hypothetical relationships.

Related words are generally divided into transition relations, hypothetical relationships, conditional relations, etc. Combining two or more sentences that are closely related in meaning is called a compound sentence, also known as a related sentence. Compound sentences are usually connected by some related words.

As a word that connects clauses and indicates relationships, related words always indicate abstract relationships and can be used as specific formal markers for a certain type of complex sentence.

The main related words of the hypothetical relationship are:

If ......Then ......

If ......Just ......

If only ......Then ......

If ......Then ......

No matter ............

No matter ......Also ......

If ......Just ......

If only ......Just ......

Even if it's ......Also ......

The former clause assumes a situation, and the latter clause states the consequences of the hypothetical situation. If ......Just ......Even if it's ......Also ......If only ......Just ......Despite... Neither.;.

Hypothetical, untrue, many, many things, but not necessarily the right one.

The difference between these two is that the condition and the result of the conditional relationship are one-to-one, and there is and only this condition can lead to one of the outcomes. And the hypothetical relationship leads to the result of the rolling of knowledge is not unique. If you really can't tell the difference, you can only remember common related words.

1. Hypothetical relationship: the first clause puts forward a hypothetical condition, and the latter clause indicates the result that will be produced after the condition is realized. Commonly used related words are:"If (if, if, if) ......Just (then), even (even, even) ......Also (also)."Bi Xin and so on.

2. Conditional relationship: It means that with a certain condition, there will be a certain number of residual fruits; Without this condition, this result would not have occurred.

Because ......Therefore, it is ...... to seep into the reputationNot only ......And ......

Only ............No matter ............

If ......Just ......Instead of ......It's not as good as ......

Since ......Just ......Old chain....Despite ......Also ......

Even if it's ......Also ......Not only ......And ......

1.Turning Relationships.

Despite ......But ......, although ......But ......But ......However, ......But ......

2.Hypothetical relationship.

If ......Just ......Even if it's ......Also ......If only ......Well, no matter ............No matter ......Also ......

3.Juxtaposition.

While ......While ......Is. Also. It's ......It's ......Not only ......And ......Not only ......Also ............Again, ......Not only ......Also ......5.Select a relationship.

Not ......It's ......Cluster segment, is ......Or ......, or ......, or ......Either ......Either ......Instead of ......It's not as good as ......Rather ......Neither.;. 6.Causality Because ......So ......The reason for ......It's because of ......, hence ......

7.Undertaking relationships.

First. Again. First of all. And then. First. And then. Then. At last.

8.Conditional relationships.

As long as it's ......Just ......Only ............

Hypothesis is a Chinese word that refers to if; Conceived out of thin air; Scientists have put forward claims to explain the phenomenon but have not yet proven it. See "Hanshu Jia Yi Biography":"Suppose that His Majesty lives in Qi Huan's place, will it not be in line with the princes and the world? "

In Sinology, the basic interpretation of the hypothesis is:

Let's take it aside. Based on existing materials and experience, the reason for the occurrence of things and the laws of their development and change are speculated. Nearly assumed.

The explanation of the assumptions of objective things in scientific research, the assumptions are put forward on the basis of facts, and they become theories when they are proved to be correct by practice.

The detailed explanation is:

1.If, assum.

2.Invent. 3.Preparation on behalf of the agent; Borrow for the setup.

4.The explanation of the assumptions of objective things in scientific research should be put forward on the basis of facts, and become theories after being proved by experiments and tested in practice.

In parametric hypothesis testing, the distribution type of the population is known, and the purpose of hypothesis testing is to test the population parameters, for which the researcher needs to put forward a hypothesis in advance in order to judge whether the hypothesis is true based on the sample statistics.

In parametric hypothesis testing, a "hypothesis" is a statement made about a specific value of a population parameter. In order for the sample statistic as evidence to necessarily support and support only one hypothesis, a pair of hypotheses that are logically complete and mutually exclusive for the population parameters should be established, i.e., the null hypothesis (denoted h0; Alternative hypothesis (denoted H1.

Hypothetical features

The null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis are a pair of completely mutually exclusive events, and in one test, one of the null hypotheses and the alternative hypothesis is true.

Because the null hypothesis assumes that the population parameters have not changed, "=" is always on the null hypothesis, and although the null hypothesis may also have a direction, the actual test only needs to be done for the case when "=" is taken.

Since an alternative hypothesis is a hypothesis that the researcher hopes to support by collecting evidence to support the dilemma, in general, when establishing a hypothesis, the reserve hypothesis is established before determining the null hypothesis.

Since the hypothesis is based on the researcher's perspective and position, the same problem may have completely different directions or even reverse assumptions due to different positions.

1. The emphasis on semantic expression is different.

The hypothetical relationship focuses on showing that the situation in question is only hypothetical.

Conditional relations, used in the context of "pure assumptions", focus on expressing the speaker's "inner assumptions".

2. There is a difference in usage in positive and negative inferences.

The hypothetical relationship is used to make inferences from both sides at the same time, that is, hypotheses can be put forward from both sides at the same time to make inferences.

Conditional relations are generally not used to make inferences from both positive and negative sides at the same time. It is common to choose one side of the two sides as a condition, and then use the other side as a hypothesis to play a complementary role, so as to express the meaning more thoroughly.

3. In some cases, the scope of application is different.

Suppose that the scope of use of the relationship is larger than that of the conditional relationship. In some formats with assumptions, you can't use conditions instead.

There are two types of hypothetical relative complex sentences: unanimous hypothetical complex sentences and concession hypothetical complex sentences.

Consistent assumption complex sentence:

A consistent hypothesis complex sentence means that the assumptions and results represented by the clause are consistent, and if the assumptions are true, the result is true.

Concession Hypothetical Complex Sentence:

The former clause first presents a hypothetical fact and takes a step back to admit the truth of that hypothesis, while the latter clause turns to the opposite or relative meaning.

The commonly used related words in the concession hypothesis complex sentence are:

Single-use: "also, also";

Together: "Even if, even if, even if, even if, even if, even if, even if......."also (also)", ...... againAlso ......

[Difference between conditional and hypothetical complex sentences].

Similarities: The relationship between the preceding and following clauses is the relationship between the condition and the result, and it is all something that has not been realized.

Differences: Conditional complex sentences focus on conditions, and hypothetical complex sentences focus on assumptions.

It is easy to distinguish between the several types and related words of conditional compound sentences just by keeping in mind them. Such as:

If the United States still insists on engaging in confrontation, China is willing to accompany it to the end. (hypothetical compound sentence).

As long as the United States is still bent on engaging in confrontation, China will accompany it to the end. (conditional complex sentence).

1. Hypothetical relational complex sentence: the first clause puts forward a hypothetical condition, and the latter clause indicates the result that will be produced after the condition is realized. Commonly used related words are:"If (if, if, if) ......Just (then), even (even, even) ......Also (also)."Wait.

For example: (1) If there is a medicine that the patient eats, it is like being drunk, and there is no pain in the operation?

2) If you press your finger on its spine, it will slap and puff out a puff of smoke from the back of the hole.

The first clause presents the assumptions, and the latter clause states the result. Whether the latter results can become a reality depends on whether the previous assumptions can be realized. The result of such a complex sentence is consistent with the condition. Related words are generally used in pairs.

Another example: Even if something happens, it doesn't matter to me.

The first clause first admits the hypothetical facts, and the latter clause turns to the positive meaning. The result of such a compound sentence is inconsistent with the condition.

2. Conditional relation complex sentence: the former clause proposes one or more conditions, and the latter clause indicates the result produced under this condition. Commonly used related words are:"Only ......Unless ......Only, as long as it is ......Just, no matter (whatever, let it be) ......Also (all, also)."Wait.

For example: (1) Only if you are aware of this can you have a deeper understanding of the reasons why our fighters are desperate for their lives in Korea.

Only ............"Correlation is a necessary condition, that is, this condition must be met in order to produce the following results, and without this condition, it will not be possible.

2) This kind of mine, as long as it is vibrated by the motor, will **.

This complex sentence is a sufficient conditional sentence, which means that with this condition, there will be a subsequent result, but it does not exclude other conditions from having such a result.

3) Lack of artistic artwork, no matter how to make progress, there is no power.

This complex sentence is an unconditional sentence, that is, it does not take the condition proposed by the clause as a transfer, and in any case, it has the same result.

Let's just assume that this zhidao book has a print run of 100,000 copies, and there is only one reader for each volume, so there are 100,000 readers.

Fictional: The storyline is yes.

The explanation of the assumptions of objective things in scientific research, the hypotheses must be put forward on the basis of facts, and they become theories when they are proved to be correct by practice.

In logic, it is a hypothesis. A speculative explanation of the unknown nature of the object of study and its causes or laws, based on certain factual materials and theoretical knowledge. It is a way of thinking that pushes knowledge from the known to the unknown, and then changes the unknown to the known.