Symmetry and Its Discontents Essays on the History of Inductive Probability
Material type: TextPublication details: New York Cambridge University 2005Description: 279pISBN:- 9780521449120
- N11 Z111
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N11 ST315 A Modern Introduction to Logic | N11 V191 A Text Book of Logic | N11 W930 A Treatise on Induction and Probability | N11 Z111 Symmetry and Its Discontents | N11(N93) W349 The Tao of Philosophy | N12 AR571 Perception and the Physical World | N12 B264 Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing |
includes index and biblioraphy
PART ONE. PROBABILITY 1. Symmetry and Its Discontents 3 2. The Rule of Succession 38 3. Buffon, Price, and Laplace: Scientific Attribution in the 18th Century 74 4. W. E. Johnson`s "Sufficientness" Postulate 84 PART TWO. PERSONALITIES 5. The Birth of the Central Limit Theorem [with Persi Diaconis] 99 6. Ramsey, Truth, and Probability 119 7. R. A. Fisher on the History of Inverse Probability 142 8. R. A. Fisher and the Fiducial Argument 161 9. Alan Turing and the Central Limit Theorem 199 PART THREE. PREDICTION 10. Predicting the Unpredictable 217 11. The Continuum of Inductive Methods Revisited 243
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