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Scientific inference

Scientific inference

MathematicsPhilosophy
Pages
280
Published
1931
Language
English

Synopsis

Harold Jeffreys's seminal work lays out a comprehensive theory of scientific method based on probability. This book challenges traditional views on induction and hypothesis testing, advocating for a Bayesian approach to understanding how scientists draw conclusions from data. It remains a cornerstone for anyone interested in the philosophical underpinnings of scientific reasoning and statistical inference.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Mathematics Philosophy Science

About the author

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Harold Jeffreys

Harold Jeffreys writes on scientific subjects. His book, Evolution in the light of modern knowledge, offers a look at natural history through a scientific perspective. It's a good choice for readers interested in science and evolution.