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for applied philosophical questions about the study of science, the pursuit of scientific knowledge, and the scientific method
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What's the difference between XY=F and XY=0 in Jeffrey's Logic of Decision?
I'm stuck solving problem 14 in Chapter 5 of Jeffrey's Logic of Decision.
The first part of the problem says:
Show that in presence of prob is nonnegative (prob X≥0) and prob
is normalized (T= …
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Finding desirabilities and probabilities in Jeffrey's Logic of Decision
I'm trying to solve problem 16 (Ch. 5) of Jeffrey's Logic of Decision.
The problem says:
Suppose that A and B are pairwise incompatible propositions, and
suppose that the preference ranking is a …
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Please explain Good's solution to why we should make new observations
IJ Good's paper (1967) gives a solution to Ayer's problem on why we should make new observations.
I'm trying to follow the steps in his solution.
His assumptions are that:
There are r mutually exc …
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