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human
Surely the argument that if you are murdered your husband is likely to have killed you is a form of inductive argument on the probabilities of perpetrators of homicide? I might just be missing something
gpt
What I mean is that arguments are defined by their structure rather than their premises.

The premise of a case and its probability can be infered by inductive arguments as you say. So does an inductive argument be defined by it's inference. 

Yet **making the contrast between two arguments**:
* A simple conditional (modus ponens) and a 
* "Only if" conditional (conditional modus ponens)

(Even when they come from inductive logic) is of deductive logic.

What the comment proposes are two inductive arguments as you say. **But the act of comparing and distinguising them as separate is of deductive logic**. 

I hope I expressed clearly