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An '''implication''' is the effect on a [[candidate]] caused by the (assumed) state of another candidate.

Implications are used in [[chain]]s and [[loop]]s. They are the result of a [[link]] between the candidates.

A common way to write implications is the following format:

r1c3=4 => r1c5<>4
The double arrow signifies that we're dealing with an implication.

There is some discussion about the difference between implications and [[inference]]s. It is the writer's opinion that implications operate from one candidate to another, whereas inference always operates in both directions.
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[[Category:Chains and Loops]]

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