/sci/ - Science & Math

What are the prerequisites to learning and understanding the concept of Chomsky hierarchy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chomsky_hierarchy

Can effort compensate for IQ?

What should I study next to master logic (both deductive and inductive)?:

What I'm familiar with:
>propositional, first-order and second order logic
>intuitionist approach
>a bit of metamathematics
>probabilistic logic

What I'm familiar with, but have less knowledge in:
>fuzzy logic
>temporal logic
>multi-valued logic

What should I study next?

I have a question:

I'm living in a psychiatric clinic due to my autism. Today, I visited a neuropsychologist (which was prescribed by my psychiatrist), who said that an IQ test is needed to generate my cognitive profile.

I was administered one IQ subtest today, where you had to spot what's lacking in a picture. There were 20 pictures in total.

I got a perfect score on this test. What would it roughly translate to in terms of IQ? As in, what's the most rational guess one could make about my IQ based on the performance on that test alone?

Is it completely delusional to want to further Popper's arguments on how induction is a myth, formalize them with symbolic logic and then publish them?