Deductive: A,B,C, ... strictly implies Q (for all subsets of premises A,B,C,...)

Inductive: A,B,C, ... may imply Q (a prior probability distribution)

Abductive: Best possible from Q1,Q2,... given a subset of A,B,C,...

For your question, I think those terms may not be so well-defined: Deductive can be bottom up (if you'd like) if you call the premises the bottom. But Inductive can too (if you'd like) if you use A,B,C,... as your data points from which you're basing Q on.

Then there is reductive, conductive... This could be the makings of an kxcd

and finally seductive

Alt-text: A warning that the last one can lead to reproductive.

And speaking in a higher uctive