Nyaya Bhumika is considered a Jain scholastic work that deals with Nyaya (logic and epistemology) within Jain philosophy. It is not one of the canonical Jain scriptures (like the Agamas) revealed by Tirthankaras, but rather a later treatise used to discuss Jain pramana (means of knowledge) and dialectics. There are discussions of how Jain thinkers reconcile perception, inference, and testimony (shrut / apauruṣeya) within both Digambara and Śvetāmbara traditions, though the exact interpretations can vary between those traditions.

If you’d like, I can point you to specific JainKnowledge pages that discuss Nyaya-related Jain literature and how it’s treated in different Jain sects.