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Foundations and philosophy of epistemic applications of probability theory

Foundations and philosophy of epistemic applications of probability theory

MathematicsPhilosophy
Pages
308
Published
1975
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the fundamental principles and philosophical implications of probability theory, examining its role in various epistemic applications. It delves into the theoretical foundations that underpin how we use probability to understand knowledge and belief.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Mathematics Philosophy

Authors

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C. A. Hooker

C. A. Hooker writes on the philosophy of science, with a particular focus on statistical theories and probability. Their key works include Foundations and philosophy of statistical theories in the physical sciences, *Foundations and

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William Harper

William Harper is an author with a remarkably broad scope, writing for young readers with The Keeper: The Unguarded Story of Tim Howard and tackling complex academic subjects in philosophical logic and the physical sciences. His work also includes historical non-fiction, notably The Pro-slavery Argument.