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Is there a set theory which implies the interval [0, 1] but no more?
A deductive system (as a collection of judgments and rules of inference) can be used to describe something commonly called a “set theory”. We can imagine a priori there are certain properties we would ...
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Is defining the concept of Probability still an open problem in the Philosophy of Science?
There exist several interpretations of the concept of Probability:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability_interpretations
Being the assumption of Repeatability an important difference between them.
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How would a monistic approach account for these categories of probabilities?
Donald Gillies, in his book "Philosophical Theories of Probability," draws a distinction between monistic views and dualistic views of probability, the latter of which, at least in his ...
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